1. Where does the speaker live?
The speaker lives in a small cabin in the woods.
2. What does the speaker do there?
The speaker lives a simple life in the cabin. He grows his own food and chops his own wood.
3. What does the speaker say is the most important thing in life?
The speaker says that the most important thing in life is to live a simple life and to be close to nature.
Other related questions:
What is the central idea of where I lived and what I lived for?
The central idea of the essay is that people should live for something more than just themselves.
What I lived and what I lived for?
I lived for adventure. I sought out new challenges and experiences, and I loved nothing more than pushing myself to my limits. I thrived on excitement and adrenaline, and I always felt most alive when I was taking risks.
I also lived for connection. I craved deep, meaningful relationships and loved spending time with the people who mattered most to me. I was a passionate and compassionate friend, and I cherished the bonds I had with my loved ones.
Ultimately, I lived for happiness. I wanted to make the most of my life and feel joyful, fulfilled, and content. I was always searching for ways to improve my wellbeing and find true happiness.
Why should we live with such hurry and waste of life we are determined to be starved before we are hungry?
There is no need to hurry through life and waste time. We can take our time and enjoy the moment.
Where I lived and why did the narrator choose to live in the woods?
The narrator chose to live in the woods because he wanted to be away from society and live a simple life.
Bibliography
- Where I Lived, and What I Lived For – Reading Vine
- Walden: “where I Lived And What I Lived For” – Quizlet
- Where I lived, and What I lived for (Walden Guided Reading)
- Walden Study Guide.pdf
- “Where I lived and What I Lived For” Discussion
- Close Reading of Henry David Thoreau’s “Where I Lived …
- walden from where i lived, and what i lived for