Question

How does Hawthorne most likely feel about city life? He probably wishes there were fewer parks in cities. He probably enjoys the conveniences cities offer. He probably feels that cities are too crowded. He probably enjoys the bustling city streets.

A. He probably wishes there were fewer parks in cities.
B. He probably enjoys the conveniences cities offer.
C. He probably feels that cities are too crowded.
D. He probably enjoys the bustling city streets.

Answer 1

A. He probably wishes there were fewer parks in cities.

B. He probably enjoys the conveniences cities offer.

C. He probably feels that cities are too crowded.

D. He probably enjoys the bustling city streets.

Answer 2

You did not attach an excerpt to your question, but based on my research, the correct option is B.
From the excerpt, you can see that Hawthorne was giving an account of how he spends his day and at the end of it all he confessed that he had enjoyed it all especially the freshness that he associated with the city air. Also. his account of his experience in the city has a positive tone.