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USPshnik [31]
3 years ago
8

Hundreds of thousands of white South Africans are concerned only with holding on to white privilege. They believe that they woul

d rather die holding on to it than give up the smallest part; and I believe they would. (p. 111)
The tone of this passage is _____.

sarcastic
moralistic
arrogant
regretful
English
2 answers:
RSB [31]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

I think that the tone of this passage is <em>regretful</em>. <u>The correct option in the last one.</u>

Explanation:

In these lines, the author tells how he/she perceives the reality of the white South Africans, he/she says that they are afraid of losing privileges, and that they "<em>would rather die</em>” than give up those privileges. These words are filled with sorrow, with sadness and without hope. The author tells this as a hard truth, but truth at last. <u>The author is not violent in this description</u>, he/she is <u>just pointing out the reality</u> and that is why I chose regretful as the correct tone for describing the excerpt. <u>The author is not directly judging the white South Africans acts, he/she is just giving information with a connotation of sorrow and regret.</u>

mylen [45]3 years ago
6 0

The answer is D: regretful

 The writer describes one realistic situation in South Africa. He tells about the <em>attitude of thousands of white South Africans</em> concerning some privilages they have, <em>their unwillingness to forsake them for the good of others</em>, nor even the smallest part. <em>The writer finishes </em><em>regretting that the sad and selfish condition of these people will follow them until the day they die.</em>

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