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What is the significance of the word 'creed' in the poem?

1

A rejection of all beliefs

2

A specific set of beliefs

3

A personal manifesto

4

A cultural tradition

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Answer

B. A specific set of beliefs

Solution:

The 'creed' refers to a specific set of beliefs held by Pagans, contrasting with the poet's view of modern society’s materialism, suggesting a longing for spiritual diversity.

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