The tone of the excerpt "Surfing: A Royal Sport" from Jack London's memoir “The Cruise of the Snark" is a.
dismissive
b.
C. determined
d. sad
angry
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C. determined

Explanation:

London describes his fascination with the wild surf practiced by the Hawaiian native royalty. His attempts to emulate their actions are described as unsuccessful at first. However, the tone of the text is determined, because he keeps trying and maintains confidence in himself. His words, like "bit the sea’s breakers, master them" show a strong determination to learn.

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