Walden Ch 9

Question 1

Sometimes Thoreau joins a companion who

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Fishes on the pond

Question 2

Scenery of walden is beautiful but

Answer 2

Humble

Question 3

Walden pond is very

Answer 3

Clear and is one mile long

Question 4

Walden u like other ponds looks

Answer 4

Blue and green at the same time combining sky and earth

Question 5

In the spring the water reflects even

Answer 5

Bluer than the sky

Question 6

Water of walden is

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Pure and clear

Question 7

Walden has —- and — water to be admired by

Answer 7

Pure and well like

Unremembered civilizations

Question 8

People wonder how stones have been placed so

Answer 8

Regularly around the pond

Question 9

The pond has the best and

Answer 9

Coldest water in tone

Question 10

Walden pond is a perfect

Answer 10

Mirror

Question 11

Walden pond persevered its purity better than

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Any man Thoreau has known

Question 12

Pond remains

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Perennially young

Question 13

Walden is the closest Thoreau can get to

Answer 13

God and heaven

Question 14

Thoreau scoffs at the name of flints pond which is named after a

Answer 14

Farmer who never loved it

Question 15

If we are going to name gestures of landscape after men it should be after

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Noble men

Question 16

Walden and white ponds are far

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Purer than humans

Question 17

Nature has no human inhabitants who

Answer 17

Appreciate her

Question 18

Walden is the paragon because of the

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Purity of the water reflected in its color and the sand beneath its surface

Question 19

The pond is like a mirror for Thoreau in that the

Answer 19

Divinity of the pond reflects his own divinity and the pond shows Thoreaus attempt to purify his spirit

Question 20

When he’s had enough of people Thoreau goes to unfrequented parts of

Answer 20

Town and eats berries