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In Mark Twain's story, "The Californian's Tale," which type of characters are Tom, Joe, and Charley? A major characters - important B. dynamic characters - changing C. minor characters - unimportant​
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In Mark Twain's story, "The Californian's Tale," which type of characters are Tom, Joe, and Charley?

A major characters - important
B. dynamic characters - changing
C. minor characters - unimportant​

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Answer: C. minor characters - unimportant​

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answer is A

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