5. Read the etymology of the word lark. From Old English laferce to play tricks - fun, or frolic What does larking mean as used in the poem? (R.V.1.2) a. resting b. joking c. laboring d. puttering

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5. Read the etymology of the word lark. From Old English laferce to play tricks - fun, or frolic What does larking mean as used in the poem? (R.V.1.2) a. resting b. joking c. laboring d. puttering

Answer 1

Based on the etymology provided, "lark" is associated with playing tricks, fun, or frolic. Therefore, in the context of the poem, "larking" most likely means:b. joking

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5. Read the etymology of the word lark. From Old English laferce to play tricks - fun, or frolic What does larking mean as used in the poem? (R.V.1.2) a. resting b. joking c. laboring d. puttering

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