The sun hung bright and warm in the sky. The breeze blew
softly across the meadow. The grass rustled lazily for a
moment and stood still.
Which word best describes the tone of the sentences?
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A. Frightful
O
O
B. Grateful
c. Peaceful
O
D. Excited
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