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Read these lines from the play. LANGSTON (Eagerly): What about Columbia? MR. HUGHES: Columbia University in New York City? LANGSTON: Yes! My grades were good in high school. I think Columbia would accept
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Read these lines from the play. LANGSTON (Eagerly): What about Columbia? MR. HUGHES: Columbia University in New York City? LANGSTON: Yes! My grades were good in high school. I think Columbia would accept me.

How do these lines affect the overall mood of this scene?


A) They add a feeling of desperation.
B) They create a sense of hope.
C) They make the scene more intense.
D) They stir up a feeling of confidence

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I could be either b or d. I would put D because the narrator feels confident that Columbia would accept them.

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