In "Mending Wall," the speaker

  1. The neighbor of the speaker in the poem "Mending Wall" believesThe neighbor of the speaker in the poem "Mending Wall" believes(1
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  2. In "Mending Wall," the speaker does not see the necessity of the wall. What does the speaker do that could be considered ironic?
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  3. In "Mending Wall," the speaker does not see the necessity of the wall. What does the speak do that could be considered ironic?He
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  4. How does the poem mending wall end? (1 point)Responses With the speaker and neighbor parting ways With the speaker and neighbor
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  5. How does Robert Frost's use of a first-person speaker in "Mending Wall" help develop the poem's central idea?Responses Since
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  6. 1.) The speaker in "Mending Wall" feels the wall isa.) unnecessary since they have nothing that will cross to the other side b.)
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  7. Before he would build a wall, the speaker in “Mending Wall” would want to know
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  8. The speaker in “mending wall” feels the wall is (1 point)unnecessary since they have different types of orchards.****
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  9. The speaker in “Mending Wall” feels the wall is (1 point) unnecessary since they have different types of orchards. important
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  10. The neighbor of the speaker in the poem “mending wall” believes?
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