Question

(1) Whatever happened to the practice of saving up for what you want? (2) It seems nobody has that kind of patience any more. (3) Many Americans buy what they want when they want it and worry about paying for it later. (4) The average American spends significantly more than he or she earns, much to the enjoyment of the credit-card companies. (5) Apparently people need to reach a financial crisis before they realize that it’s downright stupid to neglect balancing their budgets and saving for a rainy day.
The tone of this passage is
a. solemn.
b. critical.
c. furious.

Answer 1

I think it is Critical

Answer 2

Yas it is

Answer 3

Medal?

Answer 4

Lol yas u deserve it

Answer 5

Machines are complete mysteries to me, and this has resulted in some embarrassing service calls at my home. (2) For example, there was the time I called in a repairman because our refrigerator was too warm. (3) Imagine my humiliation when he told me that the cause of the problem was a dirty filter, which I didn’t know existed and therefore hadn’t cleaned even once in the two years we owned the refrigerator. (4) The best example of my brilliance with machines, however, has to be the time I called for someone to fix my washing machine. (5) The repairman’s solution was simply to put the plug back in the outlet, from which it had been jarred loose by the constant vibration of the washer.
The tone of this passage is
a. straightforward.
b. disbelieving.
c. self-mocking.

Answer 6

Haha ok Thank you. Can you help me with the one I just posted?