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8. Which best describes the narrator's tone in the following sentences? "Who told him we were up the Stewart? We could have gone a thousand other places. How did he know?" from the passage the spot

a. Pleased b. Astonished
c. Irate d. Relieved

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C. Irate

because the author is implying that it should’ve been near impossible to find them

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Irate
How did he know?

Jeremy Anifacc answered Jul 13, 2021

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