Multiple Choice
If someone uses features such as rhyme and meter to form an understanding of Wordsworth's "The world is too much with us," that person is exercising which step in the process of forming a personal critical response?
A) considering craft and technique
B) considering form
C) exploring context
D) not jumping to conclusions
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