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Read the excerpt from ñWhen I Heard the LearnÍd Astronomer" by Walt Whitman.


Till rising and gliding out, I wanderÍd off by myself,


Why does Whitman use the words ñrising and glidingî to describe the speakerÍs exit from the classroom?


A - The words are intended to show the speakerÍs natural grace.


B - Whitman wants to compare the speaker to a dancer.


C - These words suggest that the speaker is happy to leave.


D - Whitman uses these words to create a feeling of boredom.

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Whitman used the words "rising and gliding" to describe the speaker's exit from the classroom because these words are intended to show the speaker's natural grace.


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Answer:

The words are intended to show the speaker's natural grace.

Explanation:

In this line of the poem the speaker stands up and leaves the lecture hall, but he does it with a lot of grace similar to a dancer through the hall, he doesn't see anything interesting happening there and he doesn't like to waste his time, then he decides to go somewhere else, and he wonders where should he go.

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