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Listen and check the best option.

Why is the woman angry?
Because he could have been seriously injured.
Because they can't afford a carpenter.
Because she preferred the old windows.
Because he wants to have dinner.
Because he could have been seriously injured.
Because they can't afford a carpenter.
Because she preferred the old windows.
Because he wants to have dinner.

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Para responder à sua pergunta, precisamos analisar as opções dadas e entender o contexto da situação que está sendo descrita. A mulher está expressando raiva, e isso geralmente está relacionado a preocupações ou frustrações. Vamos analisar as alternativas: 1. Because he could have been seriously injured. - Esta opção sugere que a mulher está preocupada com a segurança de alguém, o que pode ser uma razão válida para estar brava. 2. Because they can't afford a carpenter. - Essa opção indica uma preocupação financeira, mas não necessariamente uma razão para raiva. 3. Because she preferred the old windows. - Isso sugere uma preferência pessoal, mas não é uma razão forte para estar brava. 4. Because he wants to have dinner. - Essa opção parece menos relevante em relação à raiva. Dentre as opções, a que mais se alinha a uma razão plausível para a mulher estar brava é: Because he could have been seriously injured. Portanto, a resposta correta é: Because he could have been seriously injured.

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