4. How does the language and word choice in
Paragraph 2 contribute to the tone of this myth?
The story of Prometheus and Pandora’s box

The second paragraph creates a tone of conflict and opposition.

This can be seen because:

The second paragraph presents concepts contrary to each other.These concepts are presented through the descriptions of Prometheus (Forethought) and Epimetheus (Afterthought)According to the description, Prometheus lives thinking about the future, while Epimetheus lives thinking about the past.This shows opposition between the two, generating a tone of conflict and opposition.

The tone, in a text, is the sensation that the author wants to convey through reading. When we read the second paragraph of "The story of Prometheus and Pandora's box" we can have the feeling of opposition, as the author presents characters completely contrary to each other.

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The language and tone make it mysterious. It creates a sense of suspense and thrill.

Explanation:

Prometheus was only thinking of the future and was getting things ready for the future. He felt people will be happy if there was fire and asked God for fire.Pandora was a beautiful girl gifted with wisdom, beauty, curiosity and other qualities. She lived happily with Prometheus. But the curiosity in her made her open the box which her father gave her. Out of the box came ugly demons with a rustling sound. They moved around the place creating pain and sorrow to all the people.

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The answer would be c. logical because it is explaining how the device is tempting which makes it logical