The answer is:
A She is both polite and irritated by the more superficial women in her school's office.
B She is generous and curious with Hamadi.
C She is kind and loyal to Tracy, her close friend.
In "Hamadi," by Naomi Shihab Nye, Susan is considerate with the women in her school's office, although sometimes she feels like "she could run out of the building yelling." Besides, she is thoughful and inquisitive with Hamadi; for example, when she takes him a piece of cake her mother made and asks him about his family in Lebanon. Finally, she is also sympathetic and trustworthy to her friend Tracy when she listens to her confession that she likes Eddie.
Answer:
<em>If someone is not above doing something, they are prepared to do it, even if it is something usually done by someone of a lower status, or even if it is wrong. I'm not above doing <u>my own cleaning.</u> He is not above telling a few white lies. See also: above, not, something.</em>
Answer:
C). I thought it would be fun to wake up early. But when my alarm went off at four o'clock AM, I thought, "Nope, the early bird can just have that worm."
Explanation:
As per the question, the third option exemplifies the most appropriate way to format as per the Basic Style Guide. It does not involve the informal phrases like 'you know, I was like' which signals that it <u>complies with the standard rules(punctuation, grammar, etc.)</u> in order to communicate the intended message clearly and effectively to the specific audience. The other options fail to create that impact. Hence, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.