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Read this line from the poem. And into my soul there came a ray: What is the significance of the “ray” in the line? A. It symbolizes a new understanding. B. It conveys the idea of warm acceptance. C. It
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Read this line from the poem.

And into my soul there came a ray:

What is the significance of the “ray” in the line?


A. It symbolizes a new understanding.

B. It conveys the idea of warm acceptance.

C. It suggests a feeling of intense sadness.

D. It represents a harsh truth.

User Pratik Mandrekar
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B because a ray can mean a ray of light which is warm
User Ernie
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I think its B. It conveys the idea of warm acceptance

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