Since you didnt include the passage , i cannot tell you what the answer is but i can tell you how to find it.
1. Setting basically means where its taking place, if there are more than one places then list a place where an important thing happened
2. to find the mood of the character , for instance, if they dropped their ice cream on the ground then the mood would be sad. Use your facts.
3. You can interpret the setting with the mood because of the way the character is feeling. If the character finds them self heart broken or sad, he/she is probably not in a huge public place ( again consider your facts ). For example , if it had mentioned in a book that the characters family was sick and then suddenly they were sad, it is most likely that somehting happened to that person. If the family member died, a good setting to go with would be like ...... a funeral or a hospital or something.
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Answer:
A). Travel allows one to connect with and feel the fellowship of others.
Explanation:
'Song of the Open Road' by Walt Whitman explores the idea of freedom and democracy. <u>He acclaims the pleasures of traveling on an 'open road' which makes him feel 'healthy and free.</u>' The speaker says that 'traveling allows an individual to connect with his self and experience the fellowship of others' and therefore, he wishes to be the master of his own destiny and chose the ways as he wants and explore the new knowledge, perspective, and much more coming his way on this open road. Thus, he suggests the idea 'strong and content, I am on the open road.' Therefore, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
Answer: C) certain
Explanation:
When someone replies a question or query with, " it depends", it shows that they are not certain of the specific answer to give.
Rather, they are more certain about the answer if a particular scenario of the query plays out.
For instance, Peter asks Deshawn, "Are you going to church today"? and Deshawn who is not yet certain replies, "It depends on if I finish reading early".
from the look of it your correct to me (but you may want to see if someone else says diff)
