Which analogy would help to convey a disappointed tone? Responses She looked at me like a young child after he's just asked his mom for one more cookie. She looked at me like a young child after he's just asked his mom for one more cookie. - no response given She looked at me like a mother frowning at her child after she's broken curfew. She looked at me like a mother frowning at her child after she's broken curfew. - no response given She looked at me like a bride gazing into the eyes of her groom. She looked at me like a bride gazing into the eyes of her groom. - no response given She looked at me like a teacher staring at a sea of confused faces, searching for a raised hand. She looked at me like a teacher staring at a sea of confused faces, searching for a raised hand. - no response given

Answer 1

The analogy that would best convey a disappointed tone is: "She looked at me like a mother frowning at her child after she's broken curfew." This description captures a sense of disappointment and disapproval, making it clear that the emotion being conveyed is one of letdown rather than confusion or other feelings.