The very first descriptive adjectives Twain uses to describe Miss Watson are "tolerable", "slim", and "old". These three give a very clear picture about Miss Watson before even going into detail. It allows the reader to imagine what she would look like, probably having an idea of an old thin woman already in their head. Then, Twain goes on with his description by saying she worked Huck "middling hard" which shows that she is starting to become a bit less tolerable and a bit more demanding of what she wants from him. As their interaction goes on it is clear that Huck is less and less comfortable and Miss Watson becomes more and more sharp in addressing him.
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Leaves or just leaves
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I'm not quite sure what your answer choices are.
Struggle to the answer is bilbo faces the dragon
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C) During that decade, the new mass media fueled many fads.
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C uses the same voice and mood as the last sentence in the paragraph above. The last sentence uses the <u>indicative mood</u> (declarative, not interrogative) and <u>the active voice</u>, and so does option C.
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D) aggravation <em>the</em><em> </em><em>answer</em>
