Answer:
I don't know if this question is supposed to have options, but, if not, I would say that the word that describes the mood of the excerpt is sensitive.
Explanation:
The character in these lines is remembering situations from the past that connect him/her with nature, in the case of the picture in the dust and in the second scenario when trying to fish for minnows. The speaker also remembers that Joey is laughing in both situation. It is easy to see for the reader that the speaker feels sensitive with the things he or she remember having around him/her in that time he/she describes.
“Short" words, those with less than five letters, are lowercase in titles<span>, unless they are the first or last words.
So therefore, no you do not capitalize it.</span>
Answer:
it's not always as great as it is for other students that arnt black
alot of times the places they live in can affect that as well
I woke up early that day- First person
She dove into the lake- Third person
He hugged me, and I smiled- First person
Carlos caught the ball- Third person
For future reference, when looking for first person point of view, you’re always referring to yourself. Look for the keyword “I”. (ex. I did this)
Answer:
Comic, exaggerated
Explanation:
Jim Smiley is clearly a funny character, betting on rather arbitrary things like how far a frog can jump. He's exaggerated in the sense that he'll bet a large sum on pretty much anything ($40 in Mark Twain's day was roughly a thousand dollars today!)
