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In the reading, which of the following does Mark Twain describe in great detail? A. The ducks in the river B. The engineers C. The wharf D. His best friend
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In the reading, which of the following does Mark Twain describe in great detail? A. The ducks in the river B. The engineers C. The wharf D. His best friend

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It would be C. The wharf.
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The correct answer is C.The wharf.

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Samuel Langhorne Clemens which was the real name of Mark Twain lived near the Mississippi River. and he was inspired there to write The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. So, the Wharf is an important part in his stories that`s why he described it in detail.

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