The speaker's attitude is
(a) full of annoyance.
(b) advisory
(c) affectionate.
(d) full of indifference.
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the speakers attitude is
c) affectionate
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The given lines are:
Don't eat that chocolate, Amanda!
Remember your acne, Amanda!
Will you please look at me when I'm speaking to you, Amanda?
(I am Rapunzel, I have not a care;
life in a tower is tranquil and rare;
I'll certainly never let down my bright hair!)
Here, the speaker's attitude is full of annoyance. Hence, the answer will be option A, full of annoyance.
- The given excerpt is from the poem 'Amanda' written by Robin Klein.
- Here, the speaker is the mother of a little girl.
- The little girl is being pointed out by her mother for different things in the given excerpt.
- The mother here is full of annoyance since her child does not listen to her and is always lost in her thoughts.
- This is primarily evidenced in the third line, "Will you please look at me when I'm speaking to you, Amanda?"
- The statement clearly shows that Amanda, the little girl, is not focusing on her mother's words and is lost in her own thoughts.
- Thus, the speaker's attitude is full of annoyance. Hence, the answer will be option A, full of annoyance.
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