Question

I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Read the paragraph below. Ms. Joon, a substitute teacher, breezed into the classroom and settled at the teacher’s desk. She reviewed the plans that had been left for her, making careful notes in the margins. She wrote her name on the whiteboard and greeted students as they entered. When one student grumbled, "Oh no, a sub?”, she cheerfully asserted that everything would be "business as usual.” What inference can be drawn about Mrs. Joon? She is hoping to make friends with the students. She is confident and prepared for her job. She is well-educated and very intelligent. She is trying to disguise her nervousness.

Answer 1

Answer: She is confident and prepared for her job.

Explanation: She said business will be as usual and nothing signifying her friendship with the students. She is following the set guidelines for her.

Answer 2

Answer:

She is confident and prepared for her job.

Explanation:

I think this answer would be correct because Ms. Joon tells the student cheerfully "business as usual." Which means they will get work done as usual. We can infer that she is prepared to get work done with the students and she is confident because she is cheerful.

Nothing in the text involves or says that Ms. Joon hopes to become friends with the students, that she is nervous, nor very intelligent.

I hope this helps you!