What tone does this passage convey? natasha had a great attitude, and her teachers and classmates noticed that she was always smiling. even when she did not do as well as she had expected, natasha told herself that she would do better next time. her friends were impressed by how positive she was. humorous optimistic pessimistic angry

The answer is Optimistic

Explanation:

The tone or attitude of the writer towards the content of the text can be identified based on the use of words and point of view the author of the text provides that can be negative, optimistic, humorous, etc. In this case, the tone of this passage can be classified as Optimistic because the author of the text has a positive or cheerful attitude because the author uses words and phrases such as "she was always smiling" or "Even when she did not do as well" that show the author sympathizes with the attitude of Natasha and believes this is positive.

the answer is decimated

roses are red,

violets are black,

for what you said,

i hope you sit on a big fat tack.