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What is Thoreau's opinion on traveling?
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He appreciates it as a way to explore the world
He criticizes it and encourages men to explore solitude instead
He believes it is an essential part of spiritual growth
He is indifferent to it as he considers it a personal choice
Why does Thoreau believe Mirabeau's act of highway robbery was unnecessary?
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Because one can oppose society by following higher laws
Because highway robbery is morally wrong
Because opposition to society leads to chaos
Because Mirabeau was already an influential figure
What does Thoreau believe would be a risk of staying at Walden forever?
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He could suffer negative health consequences
He could lose his connection to God
He could miss out on the benefits of society
He could become complacent with his life
What is Thoreau's view on comparing modern men to the ancients?
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He believes modern men are stronger and wiser than the ancients
He acknowledges that the ancients may have been smarter but ultimately disregards such comparisons
He thinks the ancients were far more resourceful than modern men
He considers the comparison irrelevant as the times have drastically changed
What does the story of the artist in Kouroo suggest about devotion to one's work?
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It leads to financial prosperity and a comfortable lifestyle
It results in societal recognition and new opportunities
It can pave the way to a higher purpose and a good life
It is a waste of time and energy better spent on religious worship
What does Thoreau believe about the type of work a man must seek?
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A man must pursue the work that provides him with the most money
A man must seek work that elevates his societal status
A man should avoid work and instead focus on intellectual and spiritual development
A man must find satisfying work regardless of the monetary gain
What is Thoreau's primary purpose in writing his book?
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To awaken others to the possibilities life has to offer
To teach others about the beauty of nature
To argue against societal norms and conventions
To recount his experiences living in the woods
