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Hurston’s choice of language contribute to the tone of the story: Option A: The characters’ dialect and similes create a conversational, folksy tone.
Explanation:
'Their Eyes Were Watching God' by 'Zora Neale Hurston' uses a dialect which help reflect the real people with real backgrounds. When Janie speaks in the dialect that is southern dialect of her community, it shows where the she belongs to.
The readers need to deep dive to understand each character and their meaning, thus feel connected with the story. So, her tone is that of realism and shows her down to earth personality. It is not a snobbish or a frantic, detached tone as per other options B, C and D. Statement A describes the tone of the story the best.
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The excerpt's mood during the story is B, disbelief. The reason that this is disbelief is because the main character, after hearing what had happened, is shocked because of the news and basically stands still.
It's not A because the main character is not expecting the news to happen, and it's not C because the main character shows no joy after finding out what had happened. Lastly, it's not fear because the main character portrays no signs of fear, only shock.
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Explanation:
E is for Energetic, an indefatigable spirit
T is for Thorough, attentive to details
I is for Incredible, you raise the bar for greatness
Q is for Quality, shown on the trails
U is for Uber (but lyft is better)
I is for Independent, never swayed by others
T is for Tactful, ever sensitive
T is for Tantalizing, thrilling the senses
E is for Enchanting, such scintillating company
Answer:
The family gives the Duvitches their fish back, and the Duvitches invite them over for food. They hang out and soon the whole neighborhood accepts them for who they are.
