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In the poem “Song of the Open Road,” “the road” can best be described as _____.

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a simile
a symbol
a parable
a sign

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User Qfwfq
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After reading the poem, the answer is symbol.
The road in this poem is shown as a symbol of freedom.
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User Jammus
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Answer:

The correct answer is "a symbol".

Step-by-step explanation:

In the poem "Song of the Open Road” by Walt Whitman, a journey characterized by freedom and independence is described. The road in the journey is a symbol of freedom, and self awareness as the author travels along the road. Whitman describes that the journey includes a test of wisdom of the soul, revealed through provoking questions and experiences.

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