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In Li-Young Lee's "From Blossoms," what kind of mood do the words "nectar," "summer," and "fellowship" create? A. A depressing mood B. A mysterious mood C. An apologetic mood D. A positive mood
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In Li-Young Lee's "From Blossoms," what kind of mood do the words "nectar," "summer," and "fellowship" create?

A. A depressing mood
B. A mysterious mood
C. An apologetic mood
D. A positive mood

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Hi,

I believe the answer is D, "A positive mood"

~Elisabeth
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