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How do the speaker's feelings become clear in the last stanza of this poem? A The speaker wants all fathers and sons to go on fishing trips. B The speaker hopes that sons will learn lessons about life
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How do the speaker's feelings become clear in the last stanza of this poem?

A The speaker wants all fathers and sons to go on fishing trips.
B The speaker hopes that sons will learn lessons about life from their fathers.
C The speaker wants to go on fishing trips with his grandfather.
D The speaker fondly remembers his own experiences as a young boy.
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D

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Answer:d

Explanation: ik the teacher and class you need it for, because I searched it up. But its D

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