Will mark brainliest read this passage from the golden cat by oliver herford. great is the golden cat who treads the blue roof garden o'er our heads, the never tired smiling one that human people call the sun he stretches forth his paw at dawn and through the blinds are closely drawn his claws peep through like rays of light, to catch the fluttering bird of night. describe the tone of the passage using specific examples from the poem to support your claims. then identify the mood of the passage by explaining the poems impact on you.

The tone for this poem is really uplifting and glorious. some examples include repetition of “golden” “rays of light”. however, the cat hides a despicable, dishonorable secret because he too can commit sin as his claws catch the fluttering bird. shakespeare’s sonnet 33 brings forth a similar message when he says, “suns of the word may stain, when heaven’s sun staineth”. essentially despite humanity being perceived with splendor and glory, it has its imperfections deep within, just like this golden cat.

B. Principal Jenkins said, "I am confident that they [the baseball team] are the best team we've ever had.

Explanation:

The use of bracket is very much key in explaining or clarifying the original text. The editor or writer adds addition information in the bracket in order to explain a part of the sentence that was stated.

The bracketed information is usually an addition and not a subtraction.

From the selected answer, "the baseball team" that was bracketed is given an additional information or explaining that it is referring to the word "they".

Option B is the correct option that uses brackets correctly.