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Read the following passage to answer the question that follows the passage

The world is made by all diverse people and cultures. We all have different viewpoints and think differently even though we all are human beings. We were all brought to this world to accomplish and achieve goals. Human beings have the ability to live their life however they chose to. We have the authority to change things and to adapt to the world as well as to destroy it. We also have the power to create new lives as well as stopping somebody from living and enjoying living their life. There are many ways in which we can do that and one of them is abortion. For a purpose or another we decide to bring new humans into life. We love seeing the little infant's faces because we know that a new baby is as similar as the beginning of all opportunities, like a hope or a dream of possibilities. Humans all over the world make mistakes. One of them is having unsafe sex which leads to having unwanted pregnancy at that time.

Not all of us want to have babies when were on our teen years nor until were finished with school and have a precise paying job. I personally wouldn't want to create a family until I am fully ready to create one. I would like to raise my children when my social and financial means are in place. But many of us deny a little creature that has already been made in a human body because they aren't ready yet. How can people do such a cruel thing? How does it make them feel? Now the other question comes up. How has abortion changed human life so far?

Abortion is the intentional conclusion of a pregnancy after conception. It allows women to put an end to their pregnancy, but it also involves killing the undeveloped embryo or fetus. Historically, Americans' opinion on the issue of abortion has been equally continuous amongst the three options offered. Whether abortion should be available to those who want it, but under stricter limits than it is now or not allowable at all. Supporters of abortion rights claim that the embryo or fetus is not a soul or at least that the government has no right to ban abortion unless it can be proven that an embryo or fetus is a soul. Opponents of abortion rights argue that the embryo or fetus is a creature, or at least that the government has a responsibility to ban abortion until it can be proven that an embryo or fetus is not a creature.

Which of the following adjectives best describe the author’s tone?
Option 1: Expository
Option 2: Sycophantic
Option 3: Insulting
Option 4: Swanky
Option 5: Deriding

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