Question

What is the author's tone concerning Karait in the following passage?

Karait struck out. Rikki jumped sideways and tried to run in, but the wicked little dusty gray head lashed within a fraction of his shoulder, and he had to jump over the body, and the head followed his heels close.
disgust
seriousness
sadness
irritation

Answer 1

@sugarplum15 @Keigh2015

Answer 2

@Mr4speed @MrProphecyXII

Answer 3

@AG23

Answer 4

what do you think it is?

Answer 5

b?

Answer 6

i would say b also

Answer 7

thx

Answer 8

np

Answer 9

"Click here to read and refer to "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" by Rudyard Kipling in order to answer the question below."

Why is the setting important to the story?

Only the British people are kindly to mongooses, so the story could not happen anywhere else.
The animals are particular to one location, so the story would be different if it occurred elsewhere.
The setting is not important and has little influence on the story overall.
It could only occur in the 1900s because British people do not live in India anymore.

Answer 10

c?

Answer 11

I think either b or c

Answer 12

wow..kei..thanks 4 replying 2 pm..

Answer 13

what?

Answer 14

sorry june, you were offline when i looked at it

Answer 15

???

Answer 16

What are the cobras symbolic of?

hatred
fear
evil
violence

Answer 17

-.-..u could of still replied...true friends..huh?

Answer 18

am i a true friend???????????/

Answer 19

sorry, i didn't think

Answer 20

idk..I kind believe every1 is fake...

Answer 21

im not

Answer 22

wow but i am not fake

Answer 23

wow i like how im just like sittin here

Answer 24

xD....lol..ok

Answer 25

wow i like how im just like sittin here

Answer 26

lol wow

Answer 27

.....'.'.....

Answer 28

what?

Answer 29

wow