In A Station Of The Metro by Ezra Pound

The apparition of these faces in the crowd;

Petals on a wet, black bough.

What setting does the title of the poem suggest?

a.

a rural countryside

c.

an urban city

b.

a suburban park

d.

a country farm

The title of the poem suggest an urban city.

c. an urban city

Explanation:

An urban territory is a district encompassing a city. Most occupants of urban regions have non agricultural occupations. Urban zones are created, which means there is a thickness of human structures, for example, houses, business structures, streets, extensions, and railroads.

"Urban zone" can allude to towns, urban areas, and rural areas. Thus a for every the ballad The spirit of these appearances in the group; is a line that speaks to a railroad station that is extremely occupied.

And he compares a line Petals on a wet, black bough as that on the dark subway platform, the people look like blossom petals stuck on a tree limb following a stormy night.

the correct answer is c