Aaron did not want to admit the danger, but he knew just the same that if they did not find shelter they would freeze to death. This was no ordinary storm. It was a mighty blizzard. What is the author tone towards Aaron?

The correct answer is that the author tone towards Aaron is suspense and fear. Taken from the short story "Zlateh the Goat" written by Isaac Bashevis Singer (1966), this excerpt narrates the scene in which Aaron is scared because a severe storm is coming and he and the goat, Zlateh, are in danger without a shelter to stay safe. The tone of a writing is the attitude of the author towards a subject and it can be conveyed through words carefully chosen by the writer. Throughout the previous passages, together with this excerpt, the author describes the suspense and fear tone with the narration of the upcoming storm and their anxiety to find shelter. They finally find shelter in "a large haystack which the snow had blanketed". Then, as they survive the storm, the tone of the narrative changes to a cheerful one until the end of the story.

Answer: Concerned Im 100% Sure