Answer:
C
Explanation:
Connor interrupts Fiona after she's been talking for five minutes,
because he sees that her idea won't work and he wants to move
on.
Is this supposed to go along with a book?
If so can you include the text.
The correct answer is the first option. You can see that this answer is correct by reading this part of the passage: "Besides the fact that the new school was twice the size of his previous one, the student body was also enlarged which added to his anxieties. Furthermore, his older brother told him that the teachers would be rigorous and the classes more exigent; he questioned how he would ever survive in this jungle."
I got this question right as well as the others on the quiz. Here they are:
First, the speaker is in his chamber late at night reading
his old books.
Second, the
speaker starts feeling drowsy when he hears a tapping at the window.
Third, the
speaker gets even more frightened when the curtains rustle.
Fourth, the
speaker hears a noise at the window, and a raven flies into the room.
<span>Lastly, The
speaker is surprised to find no one when he opens his door.</span>
While describing Kenny, the narrator uses a mysterious tone. The narrator most likely uses this tone to create traits of Kenny. The description of Kenny makes you think of him as tough, or mysterious. Its used to create your impression of him. The narrator uses physical description rather than personality descriptions, to create a “Unknown” vibe to him. “…with a pale skin…” most likely reference that he’s supernatural. Although people can have pale skin, pale skin is often used in stories to create an unnatural being; zombies, monster, etc. “He was tall, gaunt…” creates a tough tone. All of this is important because it adds on to the central idea of the passage. Tone is important because it helps develops the vibe and the theme of the story. From observation, this is most likely an excerpt from a mysterious passage. You can use the tone, word choice, and message to more understand the passage.
