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Describing a child as spirited rather than rambunctious suggests a tone of A Energetic B Condescending D Patronizing
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Describing a child as spirited rather than rambunctious suggests a tone of

A
Energetic
B
Condescending
D
Patronizing

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The answer would be A
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Answer:

Energetic

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