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ICE Princess25 [194]
3 years ago
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"Let's go around and introduce ourselves," said the teacher. "We'll start with Rhea. Rhea, tell us who you are and what you enjo

y doing in your spare time." "Me?" said Rhea. "Oh, I'm nobody special." The teacher frowned. "Well, maybe you can tell us — " "Except that I'm really popular and probably a genius," Rhea interrupted. She looked at all the members of the small class one at a time. "So, who wants my autograph? I'm assuming all of you." What does the dialogue in the passage most clearly reveal about Rhea? A. She is dishonest. B. She is nervous. C. She is arrogant. D. She is a genius.
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2 answers:
Setler [38]3 years ago
8 0
The best choice would be C. She is arrogant. Her tone in which she speaks sounds snobby in a way. We can’t assume that she is dishonest she possibly is a genius. I don’t think she is nervous for she speaks very boldly. Her statements never showed in any way how genius she was. So yes C is the best choice.
Greeley [361]3 years ago
5 0

The answer is c just did it on apex


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