Discussion
The tone of the passage is
Answer: D
The tone of the passage is philosophical. It reflects on the meaning of life, on the relation between humans and nature and on Emerson's idealism, and it draws on quotations rather than data. It is not analytical, since it does not break a problem into parts with evidence. It is not simply descriptive, because it argues a view, and it does not mainly prescribe what to do, though it says we ought to live in continuity with nature. So the philosophical tone is the best description.
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