Question

Which sentence in the story best indicates that it is an emergence creation story?

In the beginning all men lived together in the lowest depths, in a region of darkness and moisture; their bodies were misshapen and horrible, and they suffered great misery.

By appealing to Myuingwa (a vague conception of the god of the interior) and Baholinkonga (plumed serpent of enormous size, genius of water) their old men obtained a seed from which sprang a magic growth of cane.

The cane grew to miraculous height and penetrated through a crevice in the roof overhead, and mankind climbed to a higher plane. Here was dim light and some vegetation. Another magic cane brought them to a higher plane, with more light and vegetation, and here was the creation of the animal kingdom. Singing was always the chief magic for creating anything. In like manner, they rose to the fourth stage or Earth; some say by a pine tree, others say through the hollow cylinder of a great reed or rush

Answer 1

The cane grew to miraculous height and penetrated through a crevice in the roof overhead, and mankind climbed to a higher plane

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

The sentence that most likely indicates this story is an emergence story specifically would be the following:

In like manner, they rose to the fourth stage or Earth; some say by a pine tree, others say through the hollow cylinder of a great reed.

This is due to the fact that the definition of an emergence creation story in one in which humankind must go through many stages before finally reaching the present world.