What would be appropriate text evidence to support this indirect trait? FRUSTRATED

Direct or indirect: "Arthur doesn't do his homework," Nathaniel told her. "If he doesn't practice. He'll fail."

Is this direct or indirect characterization? Mrs. Gwizdala forcefully pushed the laptop out of the way to snag the popcorn bag.

Is this direct or indirect characterization? "When Gill passed gas in class, his face turned red".

Which part of STEAL reveals the characters traits in this example: How is the character's traits revealed? He wiped his hands nervously on his pants, breathed a deep sigh, and begin to head to the airport welcoming area.

Is this direct or indirect characterization? "Larry looked tired"

Is this direct or indirect characterization? Iman sat down and brushed back her raven black hair.

Indirect or direct: "Alfie was a little weird - into sci-fi and comic books, but he was mature for his age and knowledgeable about many things."

How is the character's traits revealed? Which part of STEAL? Marcy sat in class, drumming her fingers on her desk. Thinking back to that morning, she felt bad about the way she had talked to her mom.

What would be appropriate text evidence to support this indirect trait? joyous

What would be appropriate text evidence to support this indirect trait? scared

What acronym did we learn to remember the indirect ways an author can tell us about a character?

What does STEAL stand for when thinking about characterization?