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Match each sentence to the voice the author uses in it.

My hands were shaking when I finally met
my teen idol, the singer whose poster I
always had over my bed.
His sandcastle — if you could even call it
that — looked like a misshapen mound of
sand that a two-year-old had thrown onto
the beach.
The bride saw a single dreary cloud in the
sky and resigned herself to a wet wedding,
her perfect day dampened.
Her soft voice and carefully outstretched
hand gently beckoned to the scruffy, scared
puppy on living the streets.
mocking
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excited
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compassionate
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pessimistic
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We can match the sentences to the voice the author uses in each of them in the following manner:

  1. Excited
  2. Mocking
  3. Pessimistic
  4. Compassionate

What is voice?

In literature, we think of voice as the way the author expresses feelings, as the tone and mood presented, as the phrases or words chosen to talk about something, etc. In other words, voice refers to the elements that help an author express herself.

Let's analyze the voice in each of the sentences by paying attention to the words used:

  1. "hands were shaking," "singer," "poster" - Excited
  2. "misshapen," "two-year-old" - Mocking
  3. "dreary cloud," "resigned," "wet wedding" - Pessimistic
  4. "carefully," "gently", "puppy" - Compassionate

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Answer:

pessimistic- The bride saw a single dreary cloud in the

sky and resigned herself to a wet wedding,

her perfect day dampened.

mocking- His sandcastle — if you could even call it

that — looked like a misshapen mound of

sand that a two-year-old had thrown onto

the beach.

compassionate- Her soft voice and carefully outstretched

hand gently beckoned to the scruffy, scared

puppy on living the streets.

excited- My hands were shaking when I finally met

my teen idol, the singer whose poster I

always had over my bed.

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