question 17 of 20\nread this passage:\nthe wind laughed as it raced through the farm, stirring up a\nfury of…

question 17 of 20\nread this passage:\nthe wind laughed as it raced through the farm, stirring up a\nfury of dust and debris. dee knew that her aunt and uncle\nwere already in the storm shelter, safe and cozy as kittens\nas the weather raged around them. with her dog barking\nenthusiastically at her heels, dee dashed for the shelter\ntoo.\nwhich statement best explains how the word choice supports the mood of\nthe passage?\na. a threatening mood is created by the use of the words debris and\nkittens.\nb. a threatening mood is created by the use of the words fury and\nraged.\nc. a friendly mood is created by the use of the words fury and raged.\nd. a friendly mood is created by the use of the words debris and\nkittens.
Answer
Answer:
B. A threatening mood is created by the use of the words fury and raged.
Brief Explanations:
- For Option A: Kittens gives a cozy, non - threatening feel. So, this option is incorrect.
- For Option B: Fury (intense anger or wild force) and raged (violent and uncontrolled) are words that convey a sense of threat. This option is correct.
- For Option C: Fury and raged are not words associated with a friendly mood. This option is incorrect.
- For Option D: Debris (scattered fragments, typically of something destroyed) is not a word that creates a friendly mood. This option is incorrect.