English, 20.09.2019 00:30, edwardordonez66

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still wider region rolled away into unexplored and underline startsmarvelousunderline ends distance.
which best explains how the writer's use of the underlined word creates a hopeful mood?
question 2 options:
things that are marvelous are typically welcomed and enjoyed.
the use of marvelous brings up past experiences of hope.
marvelous is used to indicate the narrator's fear of the unknown.
the use of marvelous suggests a future filled with danger.
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their, they're, there
which term is best represented by this example?
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