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adelina 88
3 months ago
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Which statement best summarizes the third paragraph of “Economy” in Walden? A. Having finished framing his house, he sought out

another house to dismantle for building materials. He found one and bought it cheaply.
B. First he constructed the frame of his house, and then he bought the boards. The boards came from another house.
C. His house frame was ready for its boards by mid-April. He had gotten the boards from a small, run-down building he purchased for a good price.
D. The building he took his house’s boards from was not in very good shape. The price was reasonable, though.
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2 answers:
Bond [7.5K]3 months ago
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<span>In the third paragraph of "Economy" in Walden, Thoreau reflects on his two-year experience living in a modest cabin. Among the options given, the correct summary aligns with the third choice. Therefore, the answer is letter C. This was authored by Henry David Thoreau. </span>
hammer [7.6K]3 months ago
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The statement that best encapsulates the essence of the third paragraph in "Economy" from Walden is option C. By mid-April, the frame of his house was ready to accept the boards, which he acquired from a small, dilapidated structure at a reasonable price.

In this context, the author highlights the economic advantage gained through his extensive preparation of the house frame.

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