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This question has 2 parts. Be sure to complete all parts.
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A
How does the poem show that the speaker has grown weary of apple picking?
0 A.
The speaker decides to finish picking the remaining apples the following day.
OB.
The speaker feels that he must be careful not to damage the apples.
OC.
The speaker decides to take a nap and leave the ladder against the apple tree.
OD
The speaker feels that he is likely to see apples even in his dreams.
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B
Which lines from the poem best support the answer in PartA? Choose two answers.
"For I have had too much
Of apple-picking"

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Answer:

1.

C.  The speaker decides to take a nap and leave the ladder against the apple tree.

2.

"For I have had too much

Of apple-picking"

"I am overtired

Of the great harvest I myself desired."

Explanation:

'After Apple-Picking' by Robert Frost shows the emotions of a poet after engaging in an activity he looked forward to but now became weary of. After recording a bountiful season of apple-picking, the poet became tired and this is demonstrated in the fact that he left his ladder and went on to sleep.

To  explain his reasons for retiring to sleep, he said that he has had too much of apple-picking. He also said that he was overtired of the great harvest even though he once desired it.

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