Read the passage below from “President Cleveland, Where Are You?” Then, answer the following question.
“The letter was snatched from my hands before I finished reading it.
“What’s the big idea, snooping around?” Armand asked, his face crimson. “Can’t a guy have any privacy?”
He had never mentioned privacy before. “It was on the floor,” I said. “I didn’t know it was a letter. Who’s Sally.”
He flung himself across the bed. “You tell anybody and I’ll muckalize you, “he threatened. “Sally Knowlton'” (Cormier 169). What is one word you would use to describe Armand based on this section of the story?
A. Selfish
B. Excited
C. Shy
D. Embarrassed
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