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Read the introduction of Deep in the Jungle:


Just then, the jaguar vaulted from the tree, with its massive paws spread out toward me. I had nowhere to run. Enclosing me on three sides were walls of rock. To my left, a steep granite cliff sliced through the dense forest down to the ferocious white water. I had to escape somehow. Sweat beaded on my forehead and dripped into my eyes. I had to make a split-second decision or risk becoming entangled in the jaguar's grasp.


How does the author show the reader that the main character is feeling nervous?

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Answer:

The author says in the text "Sweat beaded on my forehead and dripped into my eyes." which represents the main character's fear.

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