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Use the passage from the story Three Aunties to answer the question.
“No,” she said, “that’s too much fuss. I’d rather walk and get to know the land I will one day rule with my husband.” Trusting her judgment, the king embraced his daughter warmly, and she set out.
Which word best describes the tone of this passage?
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Use the passage from the story Three Aunties to answer the question.
“No,” she said, “that’s too much fuss. I’d rather walk and get to know the land I will one day rule with my husband.” Trusting her judgment, the king embraced his daughter warmly, and she set out.
Which word best describes the tone of this passage?
(1 point)
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The tone of the passage can be described as **confident**. The protagonist expresses her desire to connect with the land she will one day govern, indicating a sense of assurance in her role and responsibilities. The king's trust in her judgment further emphasizes this confident tone.
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