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It can be concluded from the reading passage that Henry was not going to do what?
lie about where he had been
What is the feeling that an author wants readers to have while reading?
The Mood
What is the feeling that author wants the reader to feel while reading?
The Mood
What does reading passage mean?
A reading passage is an excerpt from a story, novel, or essay.
What is the feeling or reaction within the reader while reading a writing piece?
Mood
What conclusion can be reached from the information in this reading passage?
Passage conclusion
What is the best reason to write something in a margin of a passage you're reading?
to understand better the history when you finishit Lol .l.
What term least applies to Jurgis' behavior in this reading passage from The Jungle by Upton Sinclair A carefree B hopeful C despondent D desiring?
A carefree. Jurgis' behavior in this reading passage is more accurately described as despondent, as he is lamenting his difficult circumstances and feeling hopeless about his future. He is not displaying a carefree attitude.
If a writer makes a change to his or her story that will change the general feeling his or her readers get while reading the story what has he changed?
mood
Which statement cannot be proven from the information in the reading passage?
Based on the information in this reading passage, what did Pip think of the man's last statement?It was rude A+
What can be concluded from Isabella's words in this reading passage in the wuthering heights lesson 4?
From Isabella's words in the reading passage, it can be concluded that she is feeling intense emotions, likely stemming from her tumultuous relationship with Heathcliff. Her language may indicate a sense of desperation or turmoil in her emotional state. Additionally, her words may reveal her growing disillusionment with her romantic entanglement with Heathcliff.
Which statement describes how connotation is used in this passage?
Answer this question… The connotation of the word "ripped" adds to the violent feeling of the passage.
