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B) Admiring

C) Cautious

A) Indifferent

D) Supportive

A) Jealousy over Ichabod's popularity

C) His rivalry with Ichabod for Katrina's affection.

D) His belief that Ichabod disrespected him.

B) His desire to prove his superiority to the townspeople.

D) It highlights Ichabod's bravery.

A) It adds a sense of heroic grandeur.

C) It creates a dark, ominous atmosphere.

B) It emphasizes a comical, exaggerated tone.

B) He is fearless and confrontational.

D) He is indifferent to Brom's threats.

A) He is timid and avoids conflict.

C) He is clever and strategic.

A) It foreshadows Ichabod's victory over Brom.

B) It reflects Ichabod's inner peace.

D) It contrasts with the underlying tension between characters.

C) It symbolizes the end of Ichabod's teaching career.

C) His interest in teaching psalmody.

D) His fondness for rural life.

A) His fear of Brom's strength.

B) His meticulous grooming before the frolic.

B) By showing his generosity towards Ichabod.

A) Through his mischievous and aggressive actions toward Ichabod.

C) By illustrating his refusal to compete for Katrina's attention.

D) By ignoring Ichabod completely.

A) He is overly lenient and friendly.

D) He enjoys engaging in playful activities with them.

C) He is disinterested in their academic success.

B) He maintains strict control and discipline.

C) By highlighting his successes over Brom Bones.

B) Through descriptions of his heroic adventures.

A) By exaggerating Ichabod's bravery in the face of danger.

D) By depicting his awkward riding style and self-importance.

B) He seeks to entertain Katrina with humor.

C) He aims to undermine Ichabod's confidence and charm.

D) He wants to challenge Ichabod to a duel.

A) He wants to befriend Ichabod.