English, 05.10.2019 00:00, bm42400

The questions below refer to the selection "by the waters of babylon."
the narrator’s voice is best described as —
choose one answer.
a. young but all-knowing
b. weary and worldly-wise
c. cynical and experienced
d. self-assured but inexperienced

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The questions below refer to the selection "by the waters of babylon."
the narrator’s voice is...