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How does the author portray the "giant of Greek Fame" in the poem, "The Colossus"? Question options: She portrays it as isolated and emotional. She portrays it as massive and powerful. She portrays it
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How does the author portray the "giant of Greek Fame" in the poem, "The Colossus"?

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She portrays it as isolated and emotional.


She portrays it as massive and powerful.


She portrays it as shy and fearful.


She portrays it as welcoming and friendly.

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Answer: b. She portrays it as massive and powerful.

Explanation: I took the quiz ^^

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