<p>adj 1: humorously sarcastic or mocking; "dry humor";</p>
<p>And I think the words the uncle put in the parentheses were rather mocking.
I don't think surly identifies with mocking, necessarily. It just denotes ill-humor. But ill-humor and mocking are slightly different.
And according to dictionary.com, surly seems to identify with being ominous too, and his words weren't necessarily ominous. They were just mocking.</p>
<p>Man, this forum is making me so unproductive. I vow to not check on this thread for updates until I've done one more calc homework problem correctly! XD</p>
<p>About the passage about the Korean woman, one of the choices was self-awareness/identity and the other one was national identity... and at some point after learning about her history she says she felt her "sense of self rising"... so the self-awareness/identity should be correct.</p>
<p>I think "nil to none" is kind of mocking though... because usually you'd say "slim to none", but the uncle is essentially saying he doesn't even have a "slim" chance.</p>
<p>the writing question ... was good at writing as well as art ...something like that
i put as well as, is that wrong? cuz i though as well as was wordy, couldn't it just have been 'and' ?</p>
<p>I ONLY have 40 pages of APEH notes and 1 essay for APEH to do. And I only have 1 assignment for English. And only one lab write up for Chem.
Only.
Something tells me I'd better get started. Hm.</p>