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12. In "Rules of the Game,” which main traits does the complex character of Waverlydisplay? Choose three options.
a. conceit
b. cruelty
c. generosity
d. persistence
e. intelligence
f: competitiveness

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

In 'Rules of Games', Waverly displays the traits of persistence, intelligence and competitiveness.

Explanation:

Waverly is very intelligent as she learns the rules of chess all by herself. She even becomes a chess champion at a very young age as she was very smart and her intellect had no bounds.

She was also very persistent and competitive as she would always face stronger and bigger opponents in chess matches. She has learnt 'the art of invisible strength' from her mother, due to which she is able to fight against all her opponents.

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