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Unlike literature in the Romantic Age, which focused mainly on the individual, literature of the Victorian Age focused on how
people dealt with drastic scientific and industrial changes. Several scientific discoveries in the fields of geology, astronomy, and
biology shook the basic foundation of Victorian culture. People stood between the past that they understood and a future of
unknown possibilities. People wanted to learn more and, at the same time, were afraid of what changes new knowledge would
bring. The work of one Victorian poet illustrates this conflict. In Idylls of the King, Alfred, Lord Tennyson portrays a desire to
return to the values of the past. In contrast, his "Ulysses." portrays a desire to press forward, to learn all there is to learn, even if
doing so seems frightening and unsure.
Which of these words from the paragraph is NOT a transitional word or phrase?
Unlike
C. Between
b. Portrays
d In contrast
a
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