Word Choice Read the passage below. How does it make you feel? Mr. Grummage was dressed in a black frock coat with a stove pipe hat that added to his.

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Word Choice Read the passage below. How does it make you feel? Mr. Grummage was dressed in a black frock coat with a stove pipe hat that added to his considerable height. His somber, sallow face registered no emotion. His eyes might have been those of a dead fish. How do you feel about Mr. Grummage. What words or phrases make you feel that way? somber, sallow a dead fish. Bad Feelings

Feelings Mood is the feeling a piece of literature arouses in a reader.

With a partner, look through chapter 2 for words, phrases or descriptions that make you feel a certain way. Mark these places with a sticky note identifying the way you feel to share with your group. Frightened