3. part a: how do paragraphs 63-72 contribute to an
understanding of the mood at this point in the story?
a
the create a suspenseful mood with details
about the old man's nightmares and mrs.
white's concern.
b
they establish a cheerful mood to show how the
family feels about their wish being granted.
c they build on the gloomy mood that was
established in part i of the story.
they show that the mood has changed from
disturbing to light-hearted.
o
d
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Afim de evitar repetições o autor utilizou várias palavras para tratar do elevador. assinale a alternativa em que todas as palavras foram usados com esse objetivo a) jaula, cabina e edifício b) carro, prisão e toca c)cabina, coração e prisão d)edifício, caixa e gaoila

Iknow why the cage bird sings, how does the autjor’s decision to include the underlined action impact the readers understanding