The is a determiner, first is a number, professional is an adjective, baseball is an adjective, league is a noun, was is a verb, later is an adverb, started is a verb, in is a preposition, 1871 is a number.
Practice should be the answer
She's not happy about what she sees parents doing. She's not supportive. And she's not Tolerant. She sounds angry, which leads to being critical. She wants them to get off the couch.
Unfortunately it's hard to choose. Sometimes choices are just too close. I'd pick critical myself, but I don't think you can discard angry. Angry is a tone. Critical is a result.
Angry <<<< answer. But don't be surprised if critical is the desired answer.
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Examples of Situational Irony in Literature. - "O my love, my wife! Death, that hath sucked the honey of thy breath, Hath had no power yet upon thy beauty.". Romeo finds Juliet drugged and assumes she is dead.
I think mostly D. I hope this helped :)