English, 18.04.2020 09:17, coolman5999alt

What is the narrator's tone in this passage?
A-Encouraging
B-Hopeful
C-Nostalgic
Which phrase or sentence from the passage best
reveals this tone?
A-“sick with longing”
B-“defend ourselves”
C-“prefix to terrorism”
What is the narrator's perspective about her current
situation?
A-She views her education as mediocre.
B-She views her old school as unfairly strict.
C-She views her environment as hostile.

What is the narrator's tone in this passage? A-Encouraging B-Hopeful C-Nostalgic Which phrase or s

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What is the narrator's tone in this passage?
A-Encouraging
B-Hopeful
C-Nostalgic...