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How does Ted Hughes present the theme of 'invincibility' in the poem?

1

By portraying the hawk as fearful

2

By showing its dominance over prey

3

By focusing on its need for survival

4

By emphasizing its connection to humans

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Answer

B. By showing its dominance over prey

Solution:

Ted Hughes presents the theme of 'invincibility' by showing the hawk's dominance over its prey, underscoring its powerful presence in nature. The other options do not align with the primary theme.

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