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In "The Battle of Blenheim," Old Kaspar's tone is: excited. hopeful. respectful. unemotional.
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In "The Battle of Blenheim," Old Kaspar's tone is:

excited.
hopeful.
respectful.
unemotional.

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The best answer would be excited. Old Kaspar's tone is excited. He was excited to tell to his grandchildren the story of the Battle of Blenheim.  He sees how interested and enthusiastic the children are and this made him happy to tell the story.
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