English, 11.03.2021 22:50 jacken

PLEASE HELP In "The Negro Speaks of Rivers," why does Hughes describe the rivers as "dusky"? Question 4 options:

To make a connection with the colors of the sunset at dusk.

To make readers think about how deep the rivers are.

To remind the reader that they are very long.

To make a connection with the dark color.

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