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According to Yeats in 'A Prayer for My Daughter,' what is more important than beauty?

AIntelligence

BKindness and virtue

CWealth

DPower

Answer:

B. Kindness and virtue

Read Explanation:

In 'A Prayer for My Daughter,' Yeats expresses a wish for his daughter to be beautiful but emphasizes that kindness and virtue are more important. He values inner qualities over mere physical attractiveness, hoping that his daughter will embody these virtues to protect her from the chaos and instability of the world.


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