Read this excerpt from "How Old Man Winter Was Driven Back." Old Man Winter laughed and shook his hammer in glee, as he drew near. Once, twice, three times, he rapped. The little boy within heard him and rapped three times in reply,—just as Old Man Winter had done. How does this incident propel the action of the story?
It leads Old Man Winter to capture the little boy and to force him to be his servant.
It shows the boy's bravery and impresses Old Man Winter, so he gives the boy and his father fire.
It makes Old Man Winter reconsider his behavior, and he brings food to the little boy and his father.
It causes Old Man Winter to become angry and the little boy and his father grow colder.

The effect of the little boy rapping along with Old Man Winter was this: It causes Old Man Winter to become angry and the little boy and his father grow colder.

When Old Man Winter approached the home of the little boy, he rapped and the little boy rapped along with him before his father could stop him.

In anger, Old Man Winter struck their house with a severe cold.

Their flame had died out and the father and son were in a severe cold before the South Wind came to their rescue.

So, the effect of the little boy rapping along with Old Man Winter was that Old Man Winter became angry.

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