In "Crossroads: A Sad Vaudeville," how does the man react when the woman lifts her veil?(1 point) Responses He is thrilled because she is more beautiful than her picture. He is thrilled because she is more beautiful than her picture. He is angry that she has tricked him by sending an edited photo. He is angry that she has tricked him by sending an edited photo. He is happy to see her because he's been waiting a long time to meet her. He is happy to see her because he's been waiting a long time to meet her. He is surprised and thinks she is not the woman he is here to meet.
He is surprised and thinks she is not the woman he is here to meet.
In "Crossroads: A Sad Vaudeville," when the woman lifts her veil, the man is surprised and thinks she is not the woman he is here to meet.
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