What is implied by the poet's question in lines 10 through 15 of “The Sun Has Long Been Set"? The night is too pleasant for distracting activities. The night is too dark to be able to see well. It is not

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What is implied by the poet's question in lines 10 through 15 of “The Sun Has Long Been Set"?

The night is too pleasant for distracting activities.

The night is too dark to be able to see well.

It is not the right time of year for certain events.

It is not safe for people to be out in the evening.

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Answer:A. The night is too pleasant for distracting activities.

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Jing He answered Oct 16, 2021

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