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Use Kew Gardens by Virginia Wolff and A Cup of Tea by Katherine Mansfield to answer the question. Which of the following summarizes how the passages both support themes about nature and human perception? (1 point) Responses Nature is something that has far more power than humanity. Nature is something that has far more power than humanity. Nature has a power that is far beyond what humanity can see. Nature has a power that is far beyond what humanity can see. Nature and humanity can be reflections of one another. Nature and humanity can be reflections of one another. Nature is beyond human perception; it is something that goes on beside people without their awareness.
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The best summary that captures how both "Kew Gardens" by Virginia Woolf and "A Cup of Tea" by Katherine Mansfield support themes about nature and human perception is: **Nature has a power that is far beyond what humanity can see.**
Both texts explore the contrasts between human experiences and the vast, often overlooked intricacies of nature. In "Kew Gardens," the natural world is depicted as a complex and vibrant backdrop that exists independently of human awareness or understanding. Similarly, "A Cup of Tea" reflects on the superficiality of human interactions, suggesting that deeper connections—much like the layers of nature—may remain unseen. Both works highlight the limitations of human perception in recognizing the true depth and power of the natural world.
Both texts explore the contrasts between human experiences and the vast, often overlooked intricacies of nature. In "Kew Gardens," the natural world is depicted as a complex and vibrant backdrop that exists independently of human awareness or understanding. Similarly, "A Cup of Tea" reflects on the superficiality of human interactions, suggesting that deeper connections—much like the layers of nature—may remain unseen. Both works highlight the limitations of human perception in recognizing the true depth and power of the natural world.