Question

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from "The Candle"

Read the lines.

"The room grew big, oh, bigger far than a church.
The wardrobe, quite by itself, as big as a house."

What do these lines suggest?
A. Being in a strange place can cause anxiety.
B. One's imagination can cause familiar things to seem strange.
C. Children outgrow their possessions as they grow older.
D. Fears can be revealed in dreams.

Answer 1

These lines suggest that one's imagination can cause familiar things to seem strange. The room and wardrobe are described as growing larger than they actually are, which suggests that the person who is experiencing this has a heightened sense of perception and may be seeing things differently than they actually are. This could be due to a dream, or it could be due to the person's imagination.

Option B, one's imagination can cause familiar things to seem strange, is the correct answer.

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