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The conference had obviously been a meeting ground for a lot of highly charged energy. Looking at her wildly gesticulating hair caught in the windows’ drafts, I felt she should have electrocuted me. But I was curiously numb beside her.
–Obasan,
Joy Kogawa
Which words from the text create a mood of excitement? Check all that apply.
“highly charged energy”
“wildly gesticulating hair”
“electrocuted”
“curiously numb”
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“highly charged energy” — yes (directly suggests intense excitement)
“wildly gesticulating hair” — yes (“wildly” and “gesticulating” convey agitation/excitement)
“electrocuted” — yes (suggests a sudden, shocking intensity)
“curiously numb” — no (numbness implies lack of feeling, not excitement)
“wildly gesticulating hair” — yes (“wildly” and “gesticulating” convey agitation/excitement)
“electrocuted” — yes (suggests a sudden, shocking intensity)
“curiously numb” — no (numbness implies lack of feeling, not excitement)
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