Question

1. what does the buzz saw in \out, out—\ symbolize?

the uncontrollable power of nature
the ineffectiveness of modern medicine
the sudden cruelty life can inflict
the unending work in rural communities

Explanation:

In Robert Frost's Out, Out--, the buzz saw is a symbol of life's abrupt, violent cruelty: it unexpectedly maims the young worker, cutting short his life and highlighting how unforeseen, harsh events can shatter ordinary existence.

Answer:

○ the sudden cruelty life can inflict