Identify the answer choice that shows correct organization for a
literary analysis paragraph.
1. From that point on, the mood turns silly and humorous as the giant sits in
chairs too small for him and breaks them and discovers he's been haunting a
plaster cast of himself instead of his actual body. The unanticipated shift in
mood provides a welcome relief for the reader, and lightens the tone of the story.
2. The mood of Mark Twain's "A Ghost Story" switches midpoint in the piece,
surprising and amusing the reader. The language in the first half of the story
conveys fear, suspense, and terror. The narrator is terrorized by an invisible hand
pulling on his blankets, bloody drops falling from the ceiling, and phantom faces.
3. When the narrator meets his antagonist face to face, he sees that the ghost is
a well-known
, harmless giant. The narrator exclaims, "Never a lonely outcast was
so glad to welcome company as I was to greet the friendly giant."
1,2,3
3.1.2
2.3.1
3,2.1
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