I would guess b.
Mainly because it says *my* and that it later describes how his would be. It never suggests a philosopher in the text. So C is out and D doesn’t make sense. A isn’t correct.
Pls tell me if I’m right, I’m not 100
Answer:
It can be argued for or against, It is based on reasoning, rather than bias or emotion, and It has stronger supporting evidence than a counterclaim
Explanation:
It’s failing not falling hehaeh :))
The words Wordsworth uses in <em>I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud</em> reveal that he sees nature as something to treasure.
<u>The correct answer is the last one</u>; we can see his feelings about nature all along the poem. He loves it, he refers to nature as a "<em>jocund company</em>" and is grateful to be in the presence of it, even when he lies on his couch, the thought of nature makes him feel happy. He says that nature fills his heart with pleasure and "d<em>ances with the daffodils</em>" when picturing nature.
I think the answers B. A doesn’t make since because of the last sentence, C doesn’t make since because they don’t want to record stuff, and D just doesn’t seem right.
