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Read this passage from "A Cub Pilot":
I seized the bell-rope, dropped it, ashamed, seized it again, dropped it once more, clutched it tremblingly once again, and pulled it so
feebly that I could hardly hear the stroke myself
What effect does the use of the word feebly in the text convey about the speaker?
OIt shows that the speaker is extremely nervous
OIt implies that the speaker has a reputation for being quite lazy
O it shows that the speaker is very physically strong
O It explains that the speaker is very determined to solve the problem

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Answer: He is extremely nervous.

Explanation:

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The use of the word feebly in the text coveys a detail about the speaker that shows that the speaker is extremely nervous.

What does the text show?

The speaker is very nervous which is why they kept dropping the bell-rope and then picking it up. They are unsure of their abilities to use the ball-rope and so keep subconsciously dropping it out of fear that they will mess up. This is where the nervousness comes from.

The speaker pulled the bell-rope feebly which is another clue that they are nervous because a feeble pull points to someone not using their strength as they are unable to muster the courage needed to tap into that strength.

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