Question

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in faulkners speech, what does he say is a privilege for young writers?
a. to make a living writing
b. to inspire people
c. to follow the advice in his speech
d. to write about the end of man

Explanation:

In Faulkner's speech (likely referring to his Nobel Prize acceptance speech), he emphasizes the role of writers in uplifting humanity, and stating that inspiring people (through writing about the human spirit's endurance, etc.) is a privilege for young writers. Option A is incorrect as making a living from writing isn't framed as the privilege. Option C is off - topic as the speech's advice - following isn't the privilege. Option D is incorrect as Faulkner's focus is on the human spirit's triumph, not writing about the end of man.

Answer:

B. To inspire people