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The act of explaining the significance of something in a work of literature is known as _____. A)translation B)criticism C)interpretation D)semantics

The act of explaining the significance of something in a work of literature is known as _____. A)translation B)criticism C)interpretation D)semantics
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The act of explaining the significance of something in a work of literature is known as _____.

A)translation
B)criticism
C)interpretation
D)semantics

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The correct answer would be

C. Interpretation

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