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The author of the passage uses the quotation in lines 5-6 primarily as a.

A
Vivid expression of how she views words
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Powerful example of what she sought in Shakespeare
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Scholarly citation linking her to poetic words
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Comical introduction to a problem encountered by every dramatic performer
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Pragmatic assessment of the power of words for beginning drama students
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Solution

The correct option is A Vivid expression of how she views words
At the very beginning of the passage the author mentions that words have a "particular power" for her. She goes on to recall how this one time, when she was leafing through a Native American poems book before a class, she was "struck by a phrase from the preface" Then she quotes the phrase. In this context, we can conclude that the quote was used to present the power that words have for her and how she views words. Thus A is the answer.

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