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Which phrase from the excerpt is an example of direct characterization? a.came upon a lake b.caught in the reeds c. had a kind heart d.set the fish free
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Which phrase from the excerpt is an example of direct characterization? a.came upon a lake b.caught in the reeds c. had a kind heart d.set the fish free

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Answer: the real answer was A

Explanation: I took the test and it wasn’t c

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I think the answer is C, sorry if it's wrong
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