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3. The transition from branches to trees in "Song of Becoming" symbolizes A.life to death B. Childhood to adulthood C. Heroism to cowardism D.conversion to Islam
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3. The transition from branches to trees in "Song of Becoming" symbolizes

A.life to death
B. Childhood to adulthood
C. Heroism to cowardism
D.conversion to Islam

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B

Step-by-step explanation:

Branches are like the young ones while trees are the elder ones so it signifies children growing to adults

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