In the line, 'A myriad shells show in a scrap of chalk', what does 'myriad shells' imply?

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'Myriad' means a large number or myriad. This suggests that the speaker sees many different shells when using the magnifying glass. The other options narrow the meaning incorrectly.

In the line, 'A myriad shells show in a scrap of chalk', what does 'myriad shells' imply?

In the line, 'A myriad shells show in a scrap of chalk', what does 'myriad shells' imply?

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