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Henry David Thoreau - Walden Answers

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The imagery of the pond and mist includes

A
woods and a rising sun.
B
skipping stones and ocean waves.
C
clothes and moving ghosts.
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What is the effect of giving nature human traits?

A
It makes nature and humans different.
B
It connects humans and the natural world.
C
It makes nature seem more frightening.
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Which of the following statements best describes Thoreau’s viewpoint?

A
He sees nature as uninspiring.
B
He finds purpose in simplicity.
C
He feels disappointed by nature.
D
He is impressed with his natural cabin.
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Which statements explain how the images in this passage support Thoreau’s viewpoint that there’s meaning in the simplicity of nature? Check the two boxes that best apply.

A
He uses images like fingers and a thumbnail to show simplicity.
B
He presents an image of building a window from natural timbers.
C
He appeals to the senses by describing civilized life as a chopping sea with clouds and storms.
D
He shows nature and a man-made cabin in harmony.

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