How does the author hint at Jerome's immaturity in the beginning of the story?

A. Jerome had no fear of the housemaster.

B. Jerome addresses the housemaster as "Sir."

C. He uses dialogue to tell the reader that Jerome's father is not living with Jerome.

D. In the third person, the author describes Jerome's father from two perspectives: an adult's and a child's.

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Alissa Carey · Answer 1

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