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Why might the speaker in "Ode on a Grecian Urn" feel more distant from the scene described in stanza 4 than those in previous stanzas?

AIt involves unfamiliar ancient religious practices

BIt depicts a rural setting, unlike the urban scenes of earlier stanzas.

CThe speaker is critical of the figures in this stanza.

DIt describes a scene of death and mourning.

Answer:

A. It involves unfamiliar ancient religious practices

Read Explanation:

  • The speaker, a 19th-century observer, finds it harder to connect with ancient religious rituals than with music or romantic love.


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