Based on this excerpt, what is the author's attitude toward
Diane France?
Read the excerpt from "Bone Detective," by Lorraine Jean
Hopping
While the dentist worked on the tiger's teeth, Diane made an
alginate impression of one of its huge paws. Then, the
dentist used two cupped hands to pull the tongue out of the
big cat's mouth. The heavily muscled organ was almost as
long as her foot. With the dentist still holding the tiger tongue
in both hands, Diane quickly went to work. The pink surface
was rough, like sandpaper, but floppy and wet. She coated
the top with alginate and waited for it to set. Her 15 minutes
were almost up. The tiger, so calm and soft, would soon
wake up and be dangerous again. Slowly and carefully,
Diane peeled off the soft impression to avoid tearing it.
The author feels Diane is rough and impatient in her work
with the tiger
The author feels Diane is skillful and careful in her work
with the tiger
The author feels Diane is anxious and distracted in her
work with the tiger.
The author feels Diane is light-hearted and humorous in
her work with the tiger.