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If someone is described as "petulance," how would they likely behave?

  1. Instill by persistent instruction

  2. irritable, peevish, or impatient

  3. Dispute the truth

  4. come before

The correct answer is: irritable, peevish, or impatient

When someone is described as "petulance," they are likely to behave in an irritable, peevish, or impatient manner. Petulance is characterized by a tendency to be easily irritated or annoyed, often displaying impatience or a bad mood. This word suggests a certain level of childishness or immaturity in one's behavior, as well as a lack of self-control in expressing emotions. Therefore, the correct answer is B.

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