At Defendant's murder trial, Defendant calls Witness as his first witness to testify that Defendant has a reputation in their community as a peaceable and truthful person. The prosecutor objects on the ground that Witness's testimony would constitute improper character evidence. The court should 
admit the testimony as to peaceableness, but exclude the testimony as to truthfulness.  admit the testimony as to truthfulness, but exclude the testimony as to peaceableness.  admit the testimony as to both character traits. exclude the testimony as to both character traits.
Question: At Defendant's murder trial, Defendant calls Witness as his first witness to testify that Defendant has a reputation in their community as a peaceable and truthful person. The prosecutor objects on the ground that Witness's testimony would constitute improper character evidence. The court should 
A. admit the testimony as to peaceableness, but exclude the testimony as to truthfulness. 
B. admit the testimony as to truthfulness, but exclude the testimony as to peaceableness. 
C. admit the testimony as to both character traits.
D. exclude the testimony as to both character traits.
Answer: