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Will there really be a morning?

how does the question mark contribute to the poem's meaning?

a. the question marks define the rhyme and rhythm of the poem

b. the question marks create the effect of yearning to know something

c. the question marks create doubt in the abilities of the scholar, sailor, and wise man

d. the question marks tell the reader that an answer is coming

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