Twain mentions four social classes in the novel starting from the top, we have the wealthy, aristocratic people represented by the Grangerfords. Mr. Grangerford was described as a 'well born' kind of person. There is a middle caste of white people. For instance, on page 15, "Why can't the widow get back her silver snuff-box that was stole? WHy can't Miss Watson fat up?'
The next rung down is a lower class of white people like Huck. The very last consists of African American people like his friend Jim.
The answer is A
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Answer: That they have brainwashed the person.
Explanation: I believe the tone of these lines are that the people have brainwashed her into believing she is "stubborn and childish" even thought she may be the opposite of that .
Answer:
A) to convince the reader that Charley is a good traveling companion and friend.
Explanation:
I took the test and got it right-
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Answer:
C
Explanation:
II is the only one that is an intro (describes Wrinkle in Time and its authour) while the other 2 descibe in detail its elements.
C is the only one with II first.
This wasn't long as I just skimmed (took me 20 sec for the answer)