Critical Reading The question below refers to the selection from"Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, Canto IV, stanza CLXXVIII." What does the line from Childe Harold's Pilgrimage suggest? There is society, where none intrudes
Answer
A
Nature itself is sufficient society for an individual.
B
The people who live near the ocean are afraid to go into it.
C
People should live alone in nature and not with other people.
D
It is impossible to escape society, even in nature.
Explanation
The line describes a place where no other people intrude, yet the speaker still finds “society” there. This suggests that nature itself can provide companionship or fulfillment for an individual. Choice A best expresses that idea; the line does not say people fear the ocean or must avoid living with others.
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