How does the narrator of the poem explain the players' ability to play basketball?

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dangina [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct option is C) It's a result of something he can't quite explain

Explanation:

In line 18, he makes reference to their metaphysical nature when the girls cheered.

In lines 35 and 36, he states that the players on the court executed moves they never knew they had.

Putting those two references together, it can be said they, indeed, the players ability to play basketball is attributed more to things they couldn't explain.

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