Question

identifying words that affect tone
drag and drop each word or phrase into the category
that indicates whether it is has a respectful tone or not.
anyone who thinks a famous sports figure or a celebrity
makes a good role model is. sports figures
are good at what they do, but they are not necessarily
good people. celebrities are as role models.
many are famous for their bad behavior and receive
attention for it.
not respectful
being silly worthless
respectful
negative

Explanation:

1. First blank: The sentence is criticizing the idea of sports figures/celebrities as role models, so a "Not Respectful" term. "being silly" fits as it's dismissive.
2. Second blank: Describing celebrities as role models, a negative (Not Respectful) term. "worthless" is negative about their role - model status.
3. Third blank: Describing the attention they get, "negative" is a Respectful - toned (more neutral - descriptive) term for bad - behavior - related attention? Wait, no: Wait, the "Respectful" category has "negative". Wait, maybe: Wait, the "Not Respectful" has "being silly", "worthless"; "Respectful" has "negative". Let's re - analyze:

• First blank: "Anyone who thinks... is being silly" (dismissive, Not Respectful).
• Second blank: "Celebrities are worthless as role models" (negative judgment, Not Respectful? Wait, no, "worthless" is Not Respectful. Wait, the "Respectful" has "negative". Wait, maybe the third blank: "receive negative attention" (since "negative" is in Respectful, it's a more objective - descriptive term). So:
• First blank: being silly (Not Respectful)
• Second blank: worthless (Not Respectful)
• Third blank: negative (Respectful)

Answer:

1. First blank: being silly (from Not Respectful category)
2. Second blank: worthless (from Not Respectful category)
3. Third blank: negative (from Respectful category)