7. How does the rose bush in the clearing contribute to the passage? a. It highlights the forest's danger b. It symbolizes Emily's fear c. It contrasts with the deer's presence d. It represents nature'beauty and duality

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7. How does the rose bush in the clearing contribute to the passage? a. It highlights the forest's danger b. It symbolizes Emily's fear c. It contrasts with the deer's presence d. It represents nature'beauty and duality

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To determine how the rose bush in the clearing contributes to the passage, we need to consider the symbolic and thematic elements typically associated with a rose bush. A rose bush often symbolizes beauty, growth, and sometimes duality due to its beautiful flowers and thorny stems. In literature, it can represent the complexity of nature or life itself, where beauty and danger coexist.Given these considerations, the most fitting answer would be:d. It represents nature's beauty and dualityThis option captures the essence of what a rose bush might symbolize in a literary context, highlighting both the aesthetic appeal and the potential for harm (thorns), thus reflecting the dual nature of beauty and danger in nature.

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7. How does the rose bush in the clearing contribute to the passage? a. It highlights the forest's danger b. It symbolizes Emily's fear c. It contrasts with the deer's presence d. It represents nature'beauty and duality

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