What would the speaker in "mending wall" do if he could?

a buy more livestock so that the wall is more useful
b remove the wall that separates him and his neighbor
c pay less attention to his neighbor
d purchase his neighbor's land

The correct answer is B. remove the wall that separates him and his neighbor

Explanation:

Mending Wall is a poem written by Robert Frost in which it shows the importance of limitations and benefits among humans, more specifically among neighbors.

Each spring, the speaker and the neighbor meet to repair the wall that divides them.

Although the speaker wanted to tear down that wall, the neighbor insists that good fences make good neighbors.

This makes society work without invading the space of another person.

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