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How does the repetition of the phrase "Black Snake!" affect the meaning of the poem "The Black Snake"?

Question 5 options:

The phrase provides an unusual detail about the snake.

The phrase adds alliteration to the poem.

The phrase conveys the speaker's excitement about the snake.

The phrase introduces the poem's ending.

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