Which statement below best defined Dickinson's idea of circumference ?
Correct answer: B. limitations
- A. Above and beyond
- B. limitations
- C. no limitations
- D. Eqaulity
Explanation
Dickinson’s circumference suggests the boundary or limit of human knowledge and experience, especially where the known meets the unknown. Thus, “limitations” is the closest option, rather than equality or unrestricted possibility.
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