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When was the photograph taken? (in "This Is a Photograph of Me")

AOn the day she was born

BAfter the day she drowned

CThe day they moved into the house

DA week before the flood

Answer:

B. After the day she drowned

Read Explanation:

  • In Margaret Atwood's poem "This Is a Photograph of Me," the photograph was taken the day after the speaker drowned.

  • The poem's speaker uses the photograph to explore the concept of time and how it influences how we perceive reality.

  • The speaker's use of the phrase "the day after I drowned" reframes the reader's understanding of the photograph and the text.


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