Read this line from "Song of the Open Road."

Afoot and light-hearted, I take to the open road,
How do the words afoot and light-hearted affect the tone of the poem?
• They make the poem more serious.
• They make the poem more approachable.
• They give the poem an upbeat tone.
• They add irony to the poem.

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The words "afoot" and "light-hearted" contribute to an upbeat tone in the poem. They convey a sense of excitement, freedom, and a carefree spirit, suggesting that the speaker is enthusiastic about embarking on a journey. Therefore, the most accurate choice is:

• They give the poem an upbeat tone.

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