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What does the term 'howling' in the poem symbolize?

1

Anger of nature

2

The chaos of civilization

3

Lofty ideals

4

Environmental destruction

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Answer

A. Anger of nature

Solution:

'Howling' symbolizes the anger of nature and evokes a sense of wildness, illustrating how humans fail to appreciate the beauty and power of the natural world.

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