The excerpt is given from the book 'Strange case of Dr. Jekykk and Mr. Hyde.' The story revolves around the two-sided personality, in which one of the sides is good and the other is evil.
The correct answer is:
Option B. The author's description of physical symptoms creates an anxious mood.
In the story, Hyde lends a dark and ominous tone. The feeling of anxiety and fear fits the Gothic roots.
In the novel, the atmosphere created is of secrecy, conflict, violence, horror, mystery, and terror. The author creates a mood of tension, horror, and anxiety in the reader.
Thus, the correct answer is Option B.
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Note taking and color coding have improved and helped me with my courses. I could improve them by using flashcards and visual information. I could use pictures in my notes to help me visualize the answer better.
Explanation:
Slowly extending stretches until the muscle hurts
Gradually increasing the challenge level of stretches
Quickly swinging the arms back and forth for more stretch
<span>Intensely holding stretches for five to 10 seconds</span>
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The part of the digestive tract that contains villi is the small intestine.
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