Read this sentence from the passage.“She’s going to love them once she sees them up close,” Darryl promised, and Louisa’s mom was pretty sure he was right; still, she had a hard time convincing her daughter as she knocked on her bedroom door and tried to coax her out. (paragraph 3)What is the connotation of the word coax as it is used in this sentence?Answer choices for the above questionA. askB. trickC. swayD. teaseRead this sentence from the passage.But in no time, they were swimming alongside some of the most majestic animals in the world. (paragraph 5)What is the correct analysis of the connotation of the word majestic as it is used in this sentence?Answer choices for the above questionA. The word majestic suggests a feeling of awe and respect.B. The word majestic suggests a strong emotional reaction.C. The word majestic suggests confusion and disorientation.D. The word majestic suggests a feeling of affection and care.Read this excerpt from the passage.When Louisa caught up with her parents, they pointed across the water to an older manatee, one with long scars across its back. Louisa winced when she realized these must have been the consequence of swimming too close to the blades of a motorboat. (paragraph 6)Why did the author use the word consequence in this sentence?Answer choices for the above questionA. to show that some actions by manatees are harmfulB. to highlight the negative effects of the action describedC. to support the idea that there is a reaction to every actionD. to indicate that the action described could have been avoidedRead this excerpt from the passage.On the way home that night, she hesitantly asked, “What can we do to help protect the manatees?” (paragraph 7)What is the connotation of the word hesitantly as it is used in this paragraph?Answer choices for the above questionA. shylyB. weaklyC. quietlyD. doubtfully