Read the paragraph and circle the word that best describes the mood.

2 answers:

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My estimate would be embarrassment. This is because she is displayed as 'her face is bright red'.

The emotion shown by this body language is most likely going to be embarrassment.

Btw sorry I clicked post too early.

Stella [2.4K]3 years ago

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Im pretty sure she felt embarrassed because it wasnt hers and her face turned bright red. :)

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Passage 2 ⇒ Flashback
Passage 3 ⇒ Flashforward

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Passage 3 on the other hand is the opposite. It alludes to events that are yet to come which means that it is using a flashforward narrative style where one talks of events they believe will occur or that they want to occur.