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What is the significance of the title 'Death of a Salesman'?

AIt foreshadows the main character's demise

BIt symbolizes the death of the American Dream

CIt represents the end of an era of door-to-door sales

DAll of the above

Answer:

D. All of the above

Read Explanation:

The title 'Death of a Salesman' carries multiple layers of significance. It foreshadows Willy Loman's suicide, symbolizes the failure and disillusionment associated with the American Dream, and can be interpreted as representing the decline of a certain type of American worker and the values associated with door-to-door salesmanship.


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