Terse is the response was so that I thought he must be angry at my question. Hence, option A is correct.
What is meant by Terse?
The word “terse” itself has no negative connotations, even when a quick response or order may come across as rude or unwelcoming. Although brief and succinct are similar words, the former has a happier connotation.
Terse is occasionally contrasted with words like thorough, succinct, laconic, pithy, succinct, and summary. Even though all of these adjectives mean "very brief in statement or expression," Terse emphasizes focussed conciseness. Terse language is described as being concise and direct. Someone shouting "go" to begin a race is an example of being terse.
A short statement or remark is condensed and unwelcoming. In a brief statement, he said that he is talking to his coworkers about his future and will make an announcement on Monday. It's too late, he bluntly said.
Thus, option A is correct.
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