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Based on "Economy" from Walden, which most likely describes Thoreau's attitude toward the outdoors?
O He was impressed but mildly intimidated by the wilderness.
O He was interested in being completely surrounded by nature.
O He preferred to pursue intellectual endeavors indoors.
O He considered the wilderness something to be conquered.

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Answer: Second choice

O He was interested in being completely surrounded by nature.

Explanation:

Based on "Economy" from Walden, the sentence that most likely describes Thoreau's attitude toward the outdoors is that- B. He was interested in being completely surrounded by nature.

  • Only four things are listed by Thoreau as being essential: food, shelter, clothing, and fuel. A person who is willing to accept the fundamental gifts of nature can live off the land with little effort because nature itself contributes greatly to providing these. Any endeavour towards luxury is likely to be more of a barrier to one's development than a benefit.
  • Thoreau's primary goal for visiting Walden is to determine the type of life he should be leading (what he refers to as his efforts to "live deliberately"); a big part of this effort is around figuring out the kinds of work he should be doing.

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