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Which of the following is a word that can be used to describe tone

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A tone is a musical or vocal sound with reference to its pitch, quality, and strength. Some words to describe it are mood, air, spirit, feel, sound, flavor, note, attitude, character, nature, manner, temper.

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Select the correct answer. Which phrase is a noun phrase in the given paragraph? Since childhood Jess has been interested in the

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Answer: The correct answer is: [B]: " the art of story telling. "

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Since childhood, Jess has been interested in the art of storytelling. She would entertain her little brother and sister with tales of magic and adventure. She started writing stories almost as soon as she learned the alphabet. To write her stories, Jess relies on her colorful imagination.

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Let us consider the other answer choices:

Choice [A]: "has been interested" ;

Choice [C]: "would entertain" ;

Choice [D]: "started writing" ;

are all "verb phrases" ; that do not contain any "noun"— or subject or object—nor do they function as a "noun" or "subject" in any way.

Choice [E]: "as soon as" ; is an "adverb phrase" that describes "when" something is about to happen —(albeit not very specific about "when"—in this particular explanation.

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Choice: [B]: " the art of storytelling" ; is the correct answer.

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This is clearly a "noun phrase" ; since it begins with a noun [athough this is not required to be a "noun phrase"]—and is modified by a "gerund" [i.e. modified by further explanation—by using the words "of storytelling"] ; in which the "gerund" is "storytelling". Gerunds are nouns formed from "verb forms ending in -ing" —which function as a noun.

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Compare the interview “On the Front Lines with Thurgood Marshall” with the informational text "Equal Justice Under Law.”

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The correct option is D (The interview provides first hand insight into marshals strengths and motivations while the information does not .)

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