The wind laughed as it raced through the farm, stirring up a
fury of dust and debris. dee knew that her aunt and uncle
were already in the storm shelter, safe and cozy as kittens
as the weather raged around them. with her dog barking
enthusiastically at her heels, dee dashed for the shelter
ro
which statement best explains how the word choice supports the mood of
the passage?
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a. a friendly mood is created by the use of the words fury and raged.
b. a threatening mood is created by the use of the words debris and
kittens
c. a threatening mood is created by the use of the words fury and
raged.
d. a friendly mood is created by the use of the words debris and
kittens.

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How whitman’s word choices and line arrangement in lines 4-8 create a feeling of vitality and motion in this section