Read this excerpt from exploring the titanic. was the titanic really in our carefully plotted search area? if so, surely something would have shown up on our monitor screens by now. were we looking in the wrong place? would we return empty-handed? which mood does the author create through the use of questions in this excerpt? curious doubting hopeful judgmental

B). Doubting

Explanation:

The mood is quite significant and crucial to a literary work as it creates a specific atmosphere that evokes specific emotions and feelings of the readers. The mood of the work is reflected through the setting, theme, diction, tone, and use of words that assist to create an emotional setting to surround the readers and engross them in it and evoke the desired response from them. The mood that the author creates in this excerpt is 'doubting' which is clearly reflected through his recurring suspicious questions like "Would we return empty-handed? ", "Were we looking in the wrong place?" that enhances the uncertainty of the author. Thus, the correct answer is option B.

answer: it means that he would rather write than preach.

explanation: its what it says

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