Question

“Get off that board,” he said. “Chuck it away at once. Look at the way you're trying to ride it. If ever the nose of that board hits bottom, you'll be disemboweled. Here, take my board. It's a man's size.”
What is the tone of the passage above?

Answer 1

Answer:

Anger

Explanation:

The tone of the speaker in the above passage is that of anger as he chides and commands someone to get off a board and chastised him on the way he is riding the board.

The speaker uses a tone of anger to communicate his feelings.