This is hard to answer as mood and tone are two different things. Mood is the reader’s feelings you get from a passage. Tone is what the author’s attitude is within the passage to get the reader to have a certain feeling. That said, as you read it, what are you feeling? Would or could this be one of confusion? Humor (if you understand the joke)? If you don’t have your mood word list, you can google it. The good thing about mood is that there really isn’t a wrong answer if you can defend the way you came to that answer.
Take the book (to your mother).
Subject: null because of the imperative verb
Verb: Take
Direct object: the book
Indirect object: your mother
Answer:
The words Feeble and Tremendous both have opposite meanings. They are antonyms.
Explanation:
Feeble means weak or something/someone that has no strength. Tremendous means something that is enormous, huge, or great in size and quantity. These two meanings are opposite and can be used to draw a contrast between two things.
Feeble is a term most times used to qualify a person who is weak, infirm, or sick. When an opinion does not hold water, it can also be referred to as feeble. Tremendous is used to qualify something which is great in quantity or size.
<span>Both writers share personal anecdotes to develop their central ideas.</span>
Answer:
Jim Crow laws were state and local laws that enforced racial segregation in the Southern United States.
Explanation: