Which phrase is not the central idea of The Deserted Village?

a. the destruction of self-reliance

b. the destruction of innocence

c. the destructiveness of greed

d. the destructiveness of the sea

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8 February, 14:08

Which phrase is not the central idea of The Deserted Village?

a. the destruction of self-reliance

b. the destruction of innocence

c. the destructiveness of greed

d. the destructiveness of the sea

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Alyssa Spears · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "d. the destructiveness of the sea." The Deserted Village is a poem by Oliver Goldsmith published in 1770. The central idea of the poem includes the destruction of self-reliance, the destruction of innocence, and the destructiveness of greed.

Yamilet Green · Answer 2

The correct answer is D) the Destructive of the sea

Which phrase is not the central idea of The Deserted Village?a. the destruction of self-relianceb. the destruction of innocencec. the destructiveness of greedd. the destructiveness of the sea

Which phrase is not the central idea of The Deserted Village?

a. the destruction of self-reliance

b. the destruction of innocence

c. the destructiveness of greed

d. the destructiveness of the sea