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What does the poet say prevents the poor villagers from achieving greatness?

APoverty and lack of opportunity

BTheir lack of education and interest in learning

CThe harsh weather conditions and remote location

DTheir traditional beliefs and resistance to change

Answer:

A. Poverty and lack of opportunity

Read Explanation:

  • In "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard," the villagers face barriers to greatness due to their poverty and lack of education.

  • These constraints prevent them from achieving their full potential or being remembered for grand accomplishments, despite their inherent talents and virtues


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