How does the narrator first explain how the raven can talk? (from The Raven) Question 7 options:

a)

The raven must be a spirit.

b)

The raven is a prophet.

c)

He must have misunderstood the raven.

d)

A previous owner taught it to speak.

Explanation: the raven's speech is the result of the narrator's overly active imagination only.

so the answer is b)

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