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7. Read the following passage from "The Happy Man"
"Tell me,
Uncle Bashir," he asked the servant, "am I a happy man?"
The poor man was startled. He realized why his servant was confused; for the first
time ever he was talking to him as a colleague or friend. He encouraged his servant
to forget about his worries and asked him with unusual insistence to answer his
question
"Through God's grace and favor, you are happy," the servant replied.
"You Lean, I should be happy. Anyone with my job, living in my house, and
enjoying my health should be happy. That's what you want to say. But do you
think
I'm really happy?"
The servant replied, "You work too hard, Sir": after yet more insistence. "It's more
than any man can stand..."
A11 of the following could be used to describe Uncle Bashir's tone except
O awkward.
O insistent.
Ohesitant.
O worried

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lanetrejo1135
he is hesitant as it shows in the text

Uncle Bashir is having a conversation with his servant and he is asking the servant if he is a happy man?

Uncle Bashir is hesitant as he speaks to his servant

What is hesitant?

Hesitant is the act of being slow, more elaboratively when people are unsure about a certain behavior, usually the people are called to be hesitant.

Uncle Bashir as speaking in the passage shows that he is hesitant while he is speaking to his servant.

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