Thoreau places a sense of Upon the ants ?
Correct answer: A. honor and glory
- A. honor and glory
- B. meticulous faction
- C. responsibility
- D. revenge and betrayal
Explanation
In “The Battle of the Ants” in Walden, Thoreau describes the ants in heroic and martial terms, giving their struggle a sense of honour and glory. This transforms a small natural event into an epic contest.
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