Read this excerpt from the diary of anne frank. peter. (to miep) maybe mouschi went back to our house . . they say that cats . . do you ever get over there . .? i mean . . do you suppose you could . .? miep. i'll try, peter. the first minute i get i'll try. but i'm afraid, with him gone a week . . dussel. make up your mind, already someone has had a nice big dinner from that cat! (peter is furious, inarticulate. he starts toward dussel as if to hit him. mr. frank stops him. mrs. frank speaks quickly to ease the situation.) mrs. frank. (to miep) this is delicious, miep! which tone would be most appropriate for a trailer that includes this scene? formal informal mysterious educational

Hi! I would say that the tone that would be most appropriate for a trailer that includes this scene from The Diary of Anne Frank is mysterious. The correct answer is the third one.

Explanation:

I chose the third option (mysterious) mostly based on the lines where the characters talk about Mouschi, of the possibility of him going back to the house. He has been gone for a week now, and they don't know what happened, they think about the cat, and what he could have done. Also, as the excerpt says, the situation is tense; Peter is full of rage, he even seems to want and hit Dussel, but Mrs. Frank speaks and soft the situation. The whole scene was tense, and kind of intrigue, that is why I chose the third option.

answer: make the students take turns and express their opinions in 30 second intervals

explanation: in montessori schools we do this in socratic discussions