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In the first stanza of "A Prayer for My Daughter," what is the speaker concerned about?

AThe financial stability of his daughter's future

BThe future world his daughter will inherit

CThe physical appearance of his daughter as she grows up

DThe educational opportunities available to his daughter

Answer:

B. The future world his daughter will inherit

Read Explanation:

  • In the first stanza, the speaker reflects on the storm raging outside, which symbolizes the chaos and unrest of the post-war world.

  • This leads him to worry about the kind of future his daughter, Anne, will inherit, filled with uncertainty and turmoil.

  • Thus, his concern is for the future world his daughter will grow up in.


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