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Answer:
The excerpt where the author walks around the pond revealed that He can be alone without actually feeling lonely and also comfortable in his own skin.
Explanation:
The meaning of "Solitude" by Thoreau is that; it is not Loneliness or isolation but rather it is about introspection and self communion. He says that a man can be lonely when surrounded by others if he does not feel real companionship with them.
Thoreau goes to the woods to live his life deliberately because He wished to live to front only the essentials of life and if He had really lived. Thoreau's main theme is about Simplicity. i.e Simplicity in experience, simplicity in self- reliance and simplicity in worship. this He believes brings the finer things in life.
<span>C: Foreshadowing
I believe this (or D) is the best option. Allusion is a reference to a famous/historical literary or art work. Irony could be present, but I don't see much irony apart from the past, present, and future. Foreshadowing seems likely due to her end piece "if you don't plan for it".</span>
The second one uses active voice. the phrases “is going” “pulled” are examples of active voice.
c. but when he came home the next week, alive, renowned . . . it seemed to us that the partiality of providence for an undeserving reptile had reached a point where it was open to criticism.
This option talks about the return of someone who the narrator sees as being evil like a reptile. Everyone seems to have hoped that the man was dead. However, the man returns seemingly unchanged. Options A, B, and C are statements of fact and observation without any personal emotion or appeal in them to create humor.
