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In Passage 2, how does the narrator's attitude change in paragraph 2?
A. At first, he is courageous, but he plans to run away by the end of the paragraph.
B. At first, he is very hesitant, but he becomes less afraid by the end of the paragraph.
C. At first, he is sure he is alone, but he becomes more nervous that he is being followed by the end of the paragraph.
D. At first, he is impressed by his surroundings, but he is sure there is nothing of value in the room by the end of the paragraph.

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Is the correct answer is A thank me later

The narrator's attitude change is :

A) At first, he is courageous, but he plans to run away by the end of the paragraph.

What is attitude change?

The narrator's attitude change is at first, he is courageous, but he plans to run away by the end of the paragraph.

Attitude change occurs anytime an state of mind is adjusted.

In this way, alter happens when a individual goes from being positive to negative, from somewhat positive to exceptionally positive, or from having no state of mind to having one.

Thus, the correct answer is A.

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