This is hard to answer as mood and tone are two different things. Mood is the reader’s feelings you get from a passage. Tone is what the author’s attitude is within the passage to get the reader to have a certain feeling. That said, as you read it, what are you feeling? Would or could this be one of confusion? Humor (if you understand the joke)? If you don’t have your mood word list, you can google it. The good thing about mood is that there really isn’t a wrong answer if you can defend the way you came to that answer.
My dad goes to church on sunday, but i dont that helps you any.
Answer: Circle "I normally like to run", and choose "disagreement".
Explanation: "I normally like to run" could stand as a sentence on it's own, so it's independant. The sentence uses the word "but", which shows a disagreement. Maybe you could think of it like the person is disagreeing with what she/he usually does, (running), and instead is walking.
The correct answer that would best complete the given statement above would be the term SATIRE. In "They,” Sassoon uses the literary technique of SATIRE, which attempts to mock others with irony. This is a literary technique used by writers to criticize f<span>oolishness and corruption of an individual or a society by using humor, irony, exaggeration or ridicule. Hope this answer helps.</span>
A I’m guessing because I did it