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English, 10.08.2021 22:40 jasmin2344

--Gwendolyn Brooks Why does Gwendolyn Brooks use diction such as "we/ real cool" and "we/ strike
straight" In her poem "We Real Cool'?
O A.
to convey the teenagers' rebellion against their parents and teachers
• B.
to convey the teenagers* insecurity and their desire to be at school
• C.
to convey the teenagers' wish to play pool rather than focus on academics
© D.
to convey the teenagers' attitude and show of toughness

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