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Poems and conversations · Question 30 of 150

The mood of the conversation is best described as

Question 30

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Farhan: Did you see that? What a shot!

Jay: Hmm.

Farhan: Hmm? That was a six over the longest in the ground!

Jay: Lucky edge.

Farhan: It went over the stand, Jay. There's no such thing as a lucky edge over the stand.

Jay: The wind helped.

Farhan: There's no wind! The flags aren't moving.

Jay: There's a little wind.

Farhan: () You were very quiet when our team was winning. Now they're losing, you seem much happier.

Jay: I'm just enjoying the cricket.

Farhan: Jay. Why are you wearing a blue cap?

Jay: It's my favourite colour.

Farhan: Our team plays in red.

Jay: () I never said I supported your team.

The mood of the conversation is best described as

Options for question 30

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer A

Correct answer: A

Explanation

  1. Jay gives silly excuses, Farhan grows suspicious, and the ending is a grin and a playful confession.

  2. The two are clearly friends having fun at each other's expense.

Worth noting

Farhan is surprised, but the conversation ends with a grin, not anger.

Concept
Identifying the mood of a dialogue
Typical time
35 s
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The rule this testsThe writer's tone and purpose
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