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Question: Which of the following inferences about Paul Revere’s horse would the poet most likely agree with? Answer choices for the above question A. The horse is critical to the timely delivery of a life-saving message to a nation. B. The horse’s hoofs may be putting Paul Revere at risk because they are too loud. C. The horse sacrifices his life to save a nation. D. The horse is being pushed beyond the limits of what is considered humane.
To infer which choice the poet might agree with regarding Paul Revere's horse, some context on the poem is helpful. The poem "Paul Revere’s Ride" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is a narrative that dramatizes the famous midnight ride of Paul Revere during the American Revolution. The horse in the poem is often depicted as a tireless and gallant steed aiding Revere in his crucial mission. Given this context, the most appropriate inference about the horse would be: A. The horse is critical to the timely delivery of a life-saving message to a nation. This choice aligns with the narrative dramatization depicting the horse as an essential partner in Paul Revere’s mission to warn the colonial militia of the approaching British forces, highlighting the importance of both Revere and his horse in the successful delivery of the warning message.
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