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Here are the answers to the questions based on Robert Frost's "A Time to Talk": Tick (✓) the correct answer. 1. The speaker describes their response by stopping work and going to meet the friend. c. They do not stand still and immediately respond. 2. The speaker thrusts the hoe into the ground. c. thrusts it in the mellow ground 3. The hoe is described as "blade-end up and five feet tall." b. blade-end up and five feet tall 4. The speaker goes to the stone wall for a visit. b. to the stone wall for a visit 5. The description of the stone wall contributes to the mood by conveying a sense of simplicity and rural life, as it's a common feature in such settings and a place for casual meeting. c. It conveys a sense of simplicity and rural life. Answer the following questions. 1. When a friend calls to him from the road, the speaker stops working, thrusts his hoe into the ground, and walks to the stone wall to meet his friend. 2. The speaker uses a hoe to work in the field before his friend arrives. 3. Instead of shouting to his friend from where he is, the speaker decides to walk over to the stone wall to have a conversation with him. 4. The theme of the poem is the importance of human connection and friendship over the demands of work, emphasizing the value of taking time to talk and engage with others. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.