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Character Analysis in 'The Brambles'

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What distinguishes Harold's character from his mother's?

He is more focused on academics. (correct)

He enjoys being referred to in the third person.

He takes care of the household.

He has a carefree attitude.

Mrs. Bramble's attitude towards her son can best be described as:

Indifferent and neglectful.

Affectionate and childlike. (correct)

Strict and authoritative.

Overly critical and demanding.

The setting of the scene primarily involves which of the following?

A family dinner.

A classroom discussion.

A domestic household environment. (correct)

A wrestling match.

What can be inferred about Harold's feelings towards his mother's behavior?

He is annoyed and slightly embarrassed. Signup and view all the answers

Which detail illustrates Mrs. Bramble’s personality?

Her childlike behavior and affection for Harold. Signup and view all the answers

What is Mr. Bramble's attitude towards fighting?

He has decided against fighting. Signup and view all the answers

Why is Mrs. Bramble upset with Mr. Bramble?

He is backing down from a fight. Signup and view all the answers

What does the amount of money Mr. Bramble could win signify to Mrs. Bramble?

It represents a chance for a better life for Harold. Signup and view all the answers

What does Percy represent in this context according to Mr. Bramble's thoughts?

A moral voice of reason. Signup and view all the answers

What emotional state does Mrs. Bramble exhibit when Mr. Bramble refuses to fight?

Sadness and despair. Signup and view all the answers