The Freewheelin'Bob Dylan a year later.It is often considered as one of the best protestsongs of the 1960s.While it is frequently associated with the civil rights movement andanti-war movements,the song is unique in its approach.Instead of directly dealing withspecific issues,it poses a series of questions.These questions need no answers butchallenge the listener to reflect on broader themes of peace,war,and freedom,The chorus,"The answer,my friend,is blowin'in the wind,"is intentionallyuncertain.This line can be interpreted in multiple ways:it might suggest that the answeris so obvious that it's right in front of us,or it could imply that the answer is difficult tofind,as unreachable as the wind itself.This is what makes the song touch so manydifferent people over the years,making it a timeless piece that continues to inspirereflection and debate.。【高三英语试题参考答案第11页(共11页)】