In Paul Laurence Dunbar's "A Cabin Tale," which character is a trickster figure?
Correct answer: A. Weasel.
- A. Weasel.
- B. Bear.
- C. The farmer.
- D. The young boy.
Explanation
Weasel relies on cunning, deception, and manipulation rather than physical strength, which are the defining traits of a trickster figure. Bear is mainly a forceful opponent, not the tale’s scheming character.
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