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Read this excerpt from "exhalation":
i would then be able to dissect my own brain.
the very idea must sound like pure madness, i
but i could not ask anyone else to risk themselves for the
sake of anatomical inquiry, and because i wished to
conduct the dissection myself, i would not be satisfied by
merely being the passive subject of such an operation.
auto-dissection was the only option.
which word best describes the narrator's tone regarding his experiment in the
excerpt?
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a. businesslike
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b. rebellious
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c. apprehensive
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d. optimistic

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