Attitude items ask how the author feels about the subject: approving, skeptical, amused, wary. Pick the word the passage actually supports. Inference as a set is in inference questions.
Tone words in the passage
Extreme choices like outraged or overjoyed are usually too much, in the extreme-language trap. Vocabulary-in-context is a nearby word job, in vocabulary in context.
Question types are in Reading question types.
The bottom line
Match the author's temperature. Do not upgrade it.
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