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What overall sentiment does 'Dover Beach' convey about the state of the world?

AOptimism about the future

BContentment with the present

CAnxiety about rapid change and uncertainty

DExcitement about scientific advancements

Answer:

C. Anxiety about rapid change and uncertainty

Read Explanation:

'Dover Beach' reflects a deep sense of anxiety about the rapid changes and uncertainties of the modern world. Arnold captures the unease of an era undergoing significant shifts, particularly the loss of faith and the instability that comes with it. The poem serves as a meditation on the challenges of finding meaning and solace in such a world.


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