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b. Sad with tears flowing from his eyes because he was so hungry.
C. Baffling and full of questions as to why his mother could not understand his orders and demands.
D. Unsatisfied with a frown because he did not want the food.
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Jason looked at his mother with disdain. How did his face likely look?
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