Think about the texts "Autumntime" by A. Lentini and "Conservation as a National Duty" by Theodore Roosevelt then answer the questions that
follow.

Think about the similarities and differences between the claims of A.
Lentini and Theodore Roosevelt.

Decide which TWO of the following statements apply ONLY to "Autumntime."

As civilization expands people are less aware for their dependence on
nature.

If we do not care for and value nature now, it may not exist in its current form
in the future.

Nature is valuable to humankind and must be preserved for future generations.

As civilization expands man's demands of the natural world increase.

Man made versions of nature can never replace the beauty of real nature.

Nature can transform the perspectives of children