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Crawling up the high hill,
luminous under the sand that has packed against her skin,
she doesn’t dream
she knows

Based on the poet’s use of the word "luminous,” what is her tone toward the turtle?

The turtle has an strange appearance.
The turtle should be admired for her movements.
The turtle is too bright to look at.
The turtle is a beautiful part of nature.

Answer 1

The turtle is a beautiful part of nature.

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Answer 2

Answer: The turtle is a beautiful part of nature.

Explanation: In this excerpt from the poem " The Turtle" by Mary Oliver the writer wants to emphasize on the beauty of nature by mentioning the hill, the sand and the turtle's skin. When reading these lines you have a positive feeling, something that does not match with the intentions of "strange appearance" (option 1) or "too bright"(option 3). Finally, the writer does not use any words related to movement that is why I think that option 2 is also incorrect.