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In Chapter 4 of Sarah plain and tall, how does Caleb behave differently than Papa and Anna? A. Caleb is hopeful and sweet around Sarah; Papa and Anna are negative and rude.

B. Caleb acts nervous and uncomfortable around Sarah; Papa and Anna are calm and easy-going.

C. Caleb acts silly and odd around Sarah; Papa and Anna are serious and sad.

D. Caleb is talkative and outgoing around Sarah; Papa and Anna are quiet and shy.

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