Which statement describes the contrasting attitudes that the speaker in "Mending Wall" and his neighbor hold about the wall?

A.
The speaker is eager to mend the wall; the neighbor finds repairing the wall an annoying responsibility.

B.
The speaker is resentful and hostile about the wall; the neighbor praises the wall's sturdiness and urges the speaker to appreciate it.

C.
The speaker thinks playfully about the wall; the neighbor respects the wall's authority.

D.
The speaker admires the wall; the neighbor pays little attention to the wall.

I think B

Question

Which statement describes the contrasting attitudes that the speaker in "Mending Wall" and his neighbor hold about the wall?	
 
 A.
The speaker is eager to mend the wall; the neighbor finds repairing the wall an annoying responsibility.
 
 B.
The speaker is resentful and hostile about the wall; the neighbor praises the wall's sturdiness and urges the speaker to appreciate it.
 
 C.
The speaker thinks playfully about the wall; the neighbor respects the wall's authority.
 
 D.
The speaker admires the wall; the neighbor pays little attention to the wall.

I think B

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

B is correct. It is seen clearly in the very first line of the poem, "Something there is that doesn’t love a wall".

anonymous · Answer

Thank you again

flakesnow · Answer

For anyone else that was looking for help/ the answer, it turned out to be C. I took the assessment. :)