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Based on his characterization in Chapter 1, which best describes Dill? crazy a wizard small imaginative
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Based on his characterization in Chapter 1, which best describes Dill?

crazy
a wizard
small
imaginative

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the answer is imaginative.

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User Guilhermerama
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The best explanation would be Imaginative. He is indeed small but that is not an important trait, while crazy would be a bad word to use. he is certainly not a wizard. He did speak many incorrect things and pretend he was someone else, but that is just because he is an imaginative child.
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