Use "On Walden Pond" for questions 5-7

In what season does this excerpt from "On Walden Pond" take place?

Question 5 options:

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Question 6 (1 point) Question 6 Unsaved
Where is Walden Pond located?

Question 6 options:

Concord, New Hampshire

Lincoln, Nebraska

Concord, Massachusetts

Lincoln, Massachusetts

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The small body of water, Walden Pond, symbolizes all of the following except:

Question 7 options:

vitality of nature

tranquility of nature

weakness of nature

spirituality of nature

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Which of the following statements summarize the differences between the story and the article?

Question 8 options:

"On Walden Pond" was a different time period than the State Park article.

"On Walden Pond" used sensory language, where the State Park article was informational.

"On Walden Pond" was about celebrating the natural world and the State Park article was encourraging young people to experience nature .

all of the above

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After reading the excerpt from "On Walden Pond" and the article about the outdoors and State Parks,the reader can infer -

Question 9 options:

that nature is not as important now as it was in the 1800's when "On Walden Pond" was written

canoeing is a way to experience nature

the appreciation and importance of nature is a universal theme

that being physically active is more important than nature

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What method do the authors of the story and the article use to convey their message?

Question 10 options:

"On Walden Pond" tells a story and the State Parks article is informational

"On Walden Pond" is informational and the article is dramatic

"On Walden Pond" uses factual information and the article uses sensory language

"On Walden Pond" uses present perspective and the article uses literary imagery

"On Walden Pond" is a book by transcendentalist author Henry David Thoreau. In this book, Thoreau describes his experience living in nature. The author spent two years living in a cabin in the woods, and in his book, he shares his reflections about life, spiritual learning and self-reliance. The text "State Parks" shares a topic with the book, as both of them demonstrate that the appreciation and importance of nature is a universal theme.