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What does the poet mean by 'raw mythology' in the context of the tree's felling?

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Childish stories

2

Unrefined truths about nature

3

Traditional beliefs

4

Fictional narratives

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Answer

B. Unrefined truths about nature

Solution:

The correct answer is 'Unrefined truths about nature'. 'Raw mythology' reflects the foundational stories of life and nature that emerge from the act of felling the tree.

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