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If you had to sum up the main theme of “Sheep in Fog” using just one word, which of the following would best describe that theme? Animals
Nature
Loneliness
Joy

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Which of the following lines contains personification?
"Hooves, dolorous bells"
"The train leaves a line of breath"
"Morning has been blackening"
"Horse the colour of rust"

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