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In Riders to the Sea, where is the play set?

ACounty Kerry

BThe Aran Islands

CThe Cliffs of Moher

DThe Ring of Kerry

Answer:

B. The Aran Islands

Read Explanation:

  • The play Riders to the Sea is set on the Aran Islands, located off the western coast of Ireland.

  • This setting plays a significant role in the play as it reflects the harsh, isolated life of the people living there, who rely on the sea for their livelihood but also suffer from its destructive power.


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