Read this description of Abraham Lincoln.
"His laugh stood by itself. The neigh of a wild horse on his native prairie is not more distinguished and hearty."
What does this passage help readers imagine about Lincoln's laugh?
A. It was soft and ordinary.
B. It was loud and cheerful.
C. It was mild and bashful.
D. It was polite and dignified.
Answer (2)
The passage characterizes Lincoln's laugh as distinctive and hearty, suggesting it was loud and cheerful. The imagery of a wild horse reinforces the idea of a vibrant and joyful laugh. Thus, the correct answer is that Lincoln's laugh was loud and cheerful. ;
The passage suggests that Abraham Lincoln's laugh was loud and cheerful, as it is compared to the hearty neigh of a wild horse. This comparison indicates that his laughter was distinctive and full of life, reinforcing the notion of joy. Thus, the answer is B: It was loud and cheerful.
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