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Analyzing Diction
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 most contribute to a mood of excitement?
“obviously,” “wildly,” “curiously”
“highly charged,” “wildly gesticulating,” “electrocuted”
“meeting ground,” “windows’ drafts,” “curiously numb”
“energy,” “drafts,” “curiously numb”
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“highly charged,” “wildly gesticulating,” “electrocuted”
These phrases convey intense, electric movement and feeling, directly creating a mood of excitement (or heightened intensity). The other choices include words like “curiously” or “drafts,” which do not evoke excitement as strongly.
These phrases convey intense, electric movement and feeling, directly creating a mood of excitement (or heightened intensity). The other choices include words like “curiously” or “drafts,” which do not evoke excitement as strongly.
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