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When did the poet let the other person know that he is near? The poet let the other person know that he is near when he ___________.

A

Lost his way

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B

Looked at him

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C

Smiled

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D

Had a choice

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Solution

The correct option is A Lost his way
Option A is correct because it is clearly mentioned in the poem that - 'When you'd lost your way or missed a choice,
Did I let you know that I was near?'
Options B, C and D are incorrect because the right answer is Option A.

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