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How does the poet describe his father's cremation?

AAs painful and sorrowful

BAs a religiously sacred moment

CAs a quick, efficient burning

DAs a horrifying event

Answer:

C. As a quick, efficient burning

Read Explanation:

The line “Being the burning type, / he burned properly” suggests a dry, ironic tone, showing that the poet remembers his father’s cremation not emotionally, but almost mechanically.


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