Martin wants to work at a horse farm, but the owner is concerned about his ignorance. what should he do?
a.be friendly toward his co-worker's.
b.study how to brush and shoes horse
c.dress more professionally
d.ask for more money for the work,

If the owner is concerned about the individual's "ignorance", that is presumably with respect to the subject matter which is core to the responsibilities of the job at hand. In this case, since the job is on a horse farm, it is likely that the core competencies would be focused around the care and upkeep of horses. As such, in order to differentiate himself and prove his value, Martin should B. study how to brush and shoe horses.

In the"Mending Wall" by Robert Frost, the speaker mains skeptical towards the action taken by the neighbors, who decide to repair a wall that separates them. In the end, he understands the meaning behind this periodic maintenance of the wall when one of the neighbors tells him: "Good fences make good neighbors". The speaker learns that it is this periodical practice that keeps the neighbors in touch and in good terms.

This poem defers from Frost's attitude towards writing, as it is not structured in stanzas. It is rather a simple narrative from a person in 45 lines.