In "At the Tourist Center in Boston" by Margaret Atwood, the speaker says, "I think I remember people, at least in the cities, a

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In "At the Tourist Center in Boston" by Margaret Atwood, the speaker says, "I think I remember people, at least in the cities, a

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A.Undesirable to vist
B.filled with negative stereotypes.
C.too perfect and inhuman
D.too wild and uncivilized

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Sladkaya [172] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-08T12:00:32+03:00

The answer is: C. too perfect and inhuman

The poem "At the Tourist Center in Boston" by Margaret Atwood shows a Canadian woman who is in Boston seeing a map of her country, she sees also images of people apparently from her country as well, but they all look so perfect, she shows herself sarcastic before the view of the Americans about Canada.