Answer : second and third ones are correct Explanation : The central idea of the chapter “Where I Lived, and What I Lived for” in Walden is that one gets closer to a truly vital and awakened life by living simply. In this chapter, Thoreau discusses the reasons for which he decided to live in a cabin by Walden Pond and his hopes for what said experience might teach him.
B.) Thoreau’s comparison of his head to his “hands and feet” develops the idea that people’s thoughts drive their actions and take them where they want to be.
D.) The metaphor “the intellect is a cleaver” emphasizes the strength and force of the mind as a powerful tool.
