Question

What is the main tone of Steele’s essay “The Trumpet Club”?

• A. Harsh and critical
• B. Serious and philosophical
• C. Light and humorous
• D. Mysterious and suspenseful

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Light and humorous

In “The Trumpet Club,” Richard Steele adopts a light and humorous tone, using gentle satire to poke fun at the quirks and pretensions of society. His observations are witty rather than biting, aimed more at amusing the reader than condemning anyone.