The correct answer to the following question will be Option D (Bull).
Explanation:
Cuneiform is a writing system created by the early Mesopotamian Sumerians c. BCE 3500-3000. It is thought the first and most important among the Sumerians ' many cultural achievements and the largest among those of Uruk's Sumerian city that developed cuneiform writing, BCE 3200.
The earliest writing systems in Mesopotamia and Egypt evolved separately as well as roughly the same time, but present research indicates that the language of Mesopotamia appeared first.
This writing ended up becoming representational in the beginning: a bull can be depicted with an image of the animal, and a barley pictograph meant the word barley.
In the excerpt from chapter 23 of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain apparently used humor to put together a statement about the suggestibility of the people who are considered as common folk, which in this case is represented by the townspeople.