Question

Read the passage.

The treadmill began to whir, and my heart sped up faster than the belt could go. Instead of pressing "select" on my remote control to escape into a TV show, I had just selected "Power Run." A sleek screen with a simple set of red lines showed me the terrain on which I was running. Those red lines looked like a pulse, and they got me to run farther and faster than I could ever run when I'm outside, worried about weather, cars, or other people. It may not have looked like I was going anywhere that night, but I had just broken out of a ten-year slump.
What is NOT the tone of the passage?

enthusiastic

exuberant

unimpressed

excite

Answer 1

The tone of the passage shows that the writer is happy about the distance he/she has covered, hence the answer is unimpressed

What is the Tone of a Passage?

The tone of a passage is a term used to describe the feeling, mood, or prevailing condition in which the writer/author found him/herself.

It should be noted that there are three types of tone, Nonassertive, aggressive, and assertive.

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