A Newly Wed Has A Lot Of Trouble Repositioning A Large_. Is The Answer STONE Or STOVE?

I would guess the answer is STOVE. It's a little obscure, but if you think of the traditional picture of newlyweds, you think of a couple settling into their new home, arranging the furniture etc. You also think of them as young people who aren't used to housekeeping and may find it difficult at first. So it makes sense of you imagine - for example - a young bride, cleaning out her new kitchen, moving the furniture and then finding it difficult to put back. I think the idea of "having a lot of trouble" is significant here.

On the other hand, it's hard to see why anyone, except maybe a landscape gardener, would be repositioning a large STONE at all. It's certainly hard to see any connection with the idea of newlyweds - whereas the STOVE, with its connotations of getting used to a new house etc, does make sense.