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Question (1) In “I, Too” why can the tone be described as determined? A) The speaker intends to have equality someday. B) The speaker prefers to eat in the kitchen. C) The speak…

Question (1) In “I, Too” why can the tone be described as determined? A) The speaker intends to have equality someday. B) The speaker prefers to eat in the kitchen. C) The speak…
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Question (1) In “I, Too” why can the tone be described as determined?

A) The speaker intends to have equality someday.

B) The speaker prefers to eat in the kitchen.

C) The speaker hopes to become an American citizen.

D) The speaker dislikes associating with other people.

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Answer:

A) The speaker intends to have equality someday.

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