Read each passage from Ben Franklin, Printer’s Boy by Augusta Stevenson. Then give the mood and the tone it conveys. Write your answers in your notebook.1.”You can write well enough,” said John, ”but will your brother print it?” ”I’m afraid he won’t,” said Ben. ”He wants well-known writers so that the paper will sell better.””Maybe you can persuade him, Ben.””I’ll write an article anyway,” said Ben. ”I’ll write something that will make people laugh. I’ll make fun of things that should be made fun of.”2. Just then some of the writers for the Courant entered the shop. And if james Franklin didn’t read Ben's article out loud! The writers laughed and laughed and James laughed with them. They stopped for a moment, and they began to laugh again.3.Then one day, Ben couldn’t keep the secret any longer. Everyone praised his stories so much that he wanted James to know the truth. So he condessed that he had written them. ”You!” he exclaimed. ”You wrote those stories! You coudn’t have! I don’t believe'”what’s the answer?
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