Seamus Heaney’s play is written in

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The provided data for this question is incomplete: there are no answer choices listed to analyze, only a single claimed correct answer is shown in the 'answer' field.

Given the prompt, I would normally restate the question and enumerate all available options, then evaluate each. Since the options are missing, I will proceed by discussing the presented claim and the broader context, while clearly signaling the gap in the provided information.

First, consider the claim: 'Seamus Heaney’s play is written in Modern English with occasional uses of Irish-Gaelic words and phrases.' In general, Heaney is best known as a poet and translator, not primarily as a playwright. If there is a specific Heaney play being referred to, the language question would depend on how the author chose to render dialogue and stage directions. In many cases, modern English with touches of regional or linguistic flavor is a plausible description for Heaney’s dramatic or translated works, but this statement would need to be evaluated against the exact work in question to be certain.

However, because there are no alternative options to compare, it is not possible to weigh the other potential statements or identify why any given distractor might be wrong. Without the options, one cannot point out common misconceptions such as:
- Claiming the work uses archaic or highly formal language throughout, which would contradict a modern English framing.
- Asserting that Gaelic or Irish-language dialogue dominates the piece, which would be unusual for a Heaney text described in this way.
- Denying any Irish linguistic influence altogether, which would overlook Heaney’s cultural and linguistic background.

If you can provide the full set of answer options, I can give a detailed, option-by-option analysis showing why the correct choice is appropriate and why the other choices are inaccurate or misleading, with varied sentence structures and explanations.

COM LIT 60A LEC A: WOR... Reading Comprehension Quiz #7 for Heaney, The Cure at Troy

Seamus Heaney’s play is written in

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