Question

Read the underlined sentence in an article about

Emma's basketball game:
In the last basketball game, Emma Park played great
basketball. She scored 20 points. "Emma was so good!"
said her best friend, Pam. "Did you see all the times she
threw the ball through the basket?"
How should the underlined sentence sound when read
aloud?
O The reader's voice should go up at the end of the
sentence.
O The reader's voice should be soft when reading that
sentence.
O The reader's voice should stay the same for the
whole sentence.
O The reader's voice should sound angry when reading
that sentence.

Answer 1

The reader's voice should go up at the end of the sentence to indicate excitement and enthusiasm.

Step-by-step explanation:

When reading the underlined sentence aloud, the reader's voice should go up at the end of the sentence. This indicates excitement and enthusiasm about Emma's performance in the basketball game. The exclamation mark at the end of Pam's statement also suggests that her tone of voice would rise.

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