Question

Use the excerpt from “Big Water” by Andrea Curtis to answer the question.

What best describes the mood implied by the story’s setting?

(1 point)
Responses

boring and disinterested
boring and disinterested

peaceful and relaxed
peaceful and relaxed

uplifting and cheerful
uplifting and cheerful

eerie and frightening
Answered by Anna
It is eerie and frightening.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
To accurately answer your question about the mood implied by the setting in “Big Water” by Andrea Curtis, I would need more information or context from the text itself. However, based on typical literary themes and settings, if the story involves elements of nature or isolation, it could suggest a **peaceful and relaxed** mood. On the other hand, if it features tumultuous weather or uncertainty, it might lean toward an **eerie and frightening** mood.

Without specific details, I recommend choosing the option that best fits the overall tone and themes you perceive in the excerpt. If the setting conveys tranquility and harmony, "peaceful and relaxed" would be the most suitable choice. If it evokes fear or tension, then "eerie and frightening" could be appropriate. Please refer to the descriptive nuances in the text for the best match.