D) The orchard's beauty and abundance symbolize the dangers of trusting appearances.
How does the author use the setting of the cherry orchard to highlight a theme of deception within the story?(1 point)
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A) The orchard's beauty and abundance create a sense of wonder, encouraging Gerda to continue on her journey to find Kay.
A) The orchard's beauty and abundance create a sense of wonder, encouraging Gerda to continue on her journey to find Kay.
B) The orchard's flower's tell stories that fill Gerda with hope and inspiration.
B) The orchard's flower's tell stories that fill Gerda with hope and inspiration.
C) The orchard's beauty and abundance create a sense of hope and optimism.
C) The orchard's beauty and abundance create a sense of hope and optimism.
D) The orchard's beauty and abundance symbolize the dangers of trusting appearances.
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