The speaker in "at the tourist centre in boston," finds the display about canada a) realistic b) romantic c) amusing d) unreal

D) Unreal

Explanation:

At the Tourist Centre is a poem written by Margaret Atwood and it protrays a vision of Canada and the United States, as if she was on a dream, we can infere from the poem that the narrator is her, and that she is describing a dreamy vision of what she sees, she is describing it as

"Whose dream is this, I would like to know:

is this a manufactured

hallucination, a cynical fiction, a lure

for export only?"

Since she is observing tourists and the things being promoted, she dreams about coming back and find what she can no longer perceive as hers, a country she left, and that has changed ever since.

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