Question

based on \economy\ from walden, which most likely describes thoreaus attitude toward the outdoors?
he was impressed but mildly intimidated by the wilderness.
he was interested in being completely surrounded by nature.
he preferred to pursue intellectual endeavors indoors.
he considered the wilderness something to be conquered.

Explanation:

In "Economy" from Walden, Thoreau intentionally lives in a small cabin in the woods near Walden Pond to simplify his life and engage deeply with nature. He seeks immersion in the natural world, not fear, indoor intellectual work alone, or conquest of wilderness.

Answer:

He was interested in being completely surrounded by nature.