Answer:
Comical
Explanation:
The tone of this excerpt can best be described as comical. In this passage, we learn about the way Benjamin Franklin behaved when he was in Philadelphia. As he comes from Boston, he is not aware of many of the social rules that regulate this other colony. This is obvious when he goes to buy bread. As he arrives to the bakery, he asks for a type of bread but realizes that they do not sell it. This happens again with a different type of bread. Not knowing what else to ask for, he asks for three-penny worth of bread, which turns out to be an enormous quantity. This means that he has to walk down the street while carrying three great puffy rolls, which leads to a comical and ridiculous experience.
Referring to the peom i will pronounce your name, i believe the answer is B. the savannah.
We can all see it in this line:
. . <span><em>And it resembles the savannah, that blossoms forth under the masculine </em><em>ardour</em><em> of the midday sun</em> . .
<em />The usage of the word savannah, masculine ardour, and the midday sun is associated with the African continent and local civil right movement to achieve equality.
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I can tell you the first one is " last year I could sing very well" not sure about the others I'm so sorry ( maybe its right )
Mary Church Terrell's speech represents African American struggle.
