Question

What tone does the writer use to describe the subject of this passage?

analytical

empathetic

patronizing

moralizing

Answer 1

by Somerset Maugham (excerpt)

There were Americans, sailors from the ships in port, enlisted men off the gunboats, sombrely drunk, and soldiers from the regiments, white and black, quartered on the island; there were Japanese, walking in twos and threes; Hawaiians, Chinese in long robes, and Filipinos in preposterous hats. They were silent and as it were oppressed. Desire is sad.

Answer 2

if i get this wrong i fail but if i get it right i pass

Answer 3

Either D or A

Answer 4

if it was your test what would you pick, i won't be mad if its wrong

Answer 5

moralizing

Answer 6

i think analytical

Answer 7

it was wrong :(
no medal for you xD

Answer 8

he was decribing

Answer 9

A was probably the right answer then, lol

Answer 10

I just googled it, google lied ;-;

Answer 11

nu he wasint showing feelings

Answer 12

I told you A OR D you should've picked a instead of what I thought XD

Answer 13

he was SAYING DETAILALS

Answer 14

I see, I can only reset the test once, here i go

Answer 15

EXPLAING HOW THEY LOOK

Answer 16

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