When about midway of a certain block of policeman suddenly slowed his walk in the doorway of a darkened hardwave store a man leaned with an unlighted cigar in his mouth as the policeman walked up to him the man spoke up quickly which is not a mood supported by the passage

The answer is D) humor.

Explanation:

Mood can be defined as the atmosphere an author creates that involves readers. Usually, word choice and description of the setting, as well as imagery, help produce a certain mood. Readers present an emotional response to the atmosphere - happiness, tranquility, fear etc.

In the excerpt we are analyzing here, the words and phrases employed by the author create a mysterious aura, leaving readers hanging halfway between fear and thrill. There's an unknown man in a dark place. There is a policeman involved. Could he be a criminal? What are they talking about?

The only mood that is not supported by the passage is humor. There is nothing humorous about it, nothing that would cause a reader to laugh.

it is an infinitive phrase with a subject.

do you have part b? ?

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