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Which statement best explains why Martha quickly softens her voice toward the end of this passage?
Read the passage from "The Book of Math
After a moment Martha was able to take her hands
from her face and look again at the grayness around
her and at God "This cant be heaven she said
"There's nothing here no one here but you."
is that all you see God asked
This confused her even more "Don't you know what!
see" she demanded and then quickly softened her
voice "Dont you know everything
God smiled "No loutgrew that trick long ago You
cant imagine how boring it was
She is worried that God will be upset at her for
sounding insistent
She does not want to talk loud enough for anyone
but God to hear
She feels confident that God can hear her no matter
how softly she speaks
She doesn't want God to hear her questions and
provide answers


Which statement best explains why Martha quickly

softens her voice toward the end of this passage

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