Question

Read the following sentences from "The Tall Woman and Her Short Husband."

The gate creaked open. An old woman led out a child.
“All over, is it?” she asked.
Mrs. Tall's answer was inaudible.
“He's had his supper and a sleep,” the old woman said. “Take him home quickly
now.”
All of the following words could be used to describe the mood created by these sentences
except
(1 point)
gentle.
peaceful.
remorseful.
sympathetic.

Answer 1

• Remorseful

Step-by-step explanation:

Over the span of this short story, the creator figures out how to inspire different various reactions to the story. From chuckling and silliness toward the start to blame and regret toward the end. The principal area is very interesting. The writer is making the peruser consider what we have perused. In this segment, the creator talks how we are raised with a specific perspective on things and on the off chance that a person or thing does not accommodate our thoughts we think that it's unusual and difficult to understand.

Answer 2

I suppose that the best answer for this question is "remorseful." I have reached this conclusion by determining that the other three words are fairly close in meaning, and so it would be difficult to eliminate just one of them. It is admittedly difficult to determine the tone of this passage, probably because I have not read the story myself. Either way, there are no words in the story to imply a tone of remorse, and one can argue that there are suggestions towards peace, gentleness, and sympathy. I hope this helps.