Read these two excerpts. Which two comparisons can be drawn between the man Thoreau sees in the morning and the man he sees in the evening?
A
Thoreau describes the first man with admiration, while he describes the second man with some disdain.
B
Thoreau writes that the first man is dragging a stone, while the second man is sitting on a stone.
C
Thoreau thinks that the first man respects nature, while the second man does not.
D
Thoreau thinks that the first man is stingy, while the second man is generous.
E
Thoreau observes that the first man was working hard, while the second man was not.
Read these two excerpts. Which two comparisons can be drawn between the man Thoreau sees in the morning and the man he sees in the evening?
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The correct answer is A and C.
Explanation:
– A reflects Thoreau’s admiration for the first man compared to the disdain he feels for the second, suggesting a shift in perception from morning to evening.
– C highlights Thoreau’s belief that the first man has a respect for nature, while he views the second man as lacking that respect, indicating differing attitudes toward the natural world.
These choices illustrate contrasting portrayals of the two men based on their actions and Thoreau’s feelings about them. If you have more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!