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The statement "A key text that Christopher Columbus referred to often to convince the Spanish monarchs of the profitability of his proposed journey West was Marco Polo's diary" is false. Christopher Columbus did not refer to Marco Polo's diary to convince the Spanish monarchs of the profitability of his proposed journey West. He primarily relied on his own calculations and interpretations of various sources, including the Bible, geographical texts, and his own experiences as a sailor.
Regarding the poem "Audition" by Julia Alvarez, none of the options provided (a, b, c, d) are explicitly mentioned in the poem. Without further context or specific information from the poem, it is difficult to determine which option is the most suitable answer.
In Albert Memmi's book "The Colonizer and the Colonized," the view presented is that colonized people have two options: to assimilate and become as much as possible like the colonizer or to rebel against the colony. Therefore, the correct answer would be option c, "to rebel against the colony."