Which quotation from the excerpt best reflects the
author's subjective perspective about the fauna of
Madagascar?
O
O
O
'They have plenty of ambergris, because whales
abound in these seas, and also cachalots."
"They have leopards and lynxes and lions also in great
numbers."
"Other beasts, such as harts, stags, and roebuck and
such-like game animals, are also abundant, besides
game-birds of many kinds."
"The great diversity of birds, quite different from ours, is
truly marvelous."
O

Answer:

this Is really confusing but i think the answer is D

The quotation that best reflects the author's subjective perspective about the fauna of Madagascar is "The great diversity of birds, quite different from ours, is truly marvelous." That is the last option.

The phrase "truly marvelous" used in the quote suggests that the author is expressing a positive and enthusiastic opinion about the birds of Madagascar. Moreover, the use of the word "different" indicates that the author is not just impressed by the sheer number of birds found in Madagascar but also by the unique characteristics that distinguish them from the birds in their homeland. The author's use of the word "our" also suggests that they are not from Madagascar, but rather from a different place where the bird species are different.

Hence, the quotation that best reflects the author's subjective perspective about the fauna of Madagascar is "The great diversity of birds, quite different from ours, is truly marvelous." That is the last option.

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