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In "A Cub Pilot", what is one of Mark Twain's purposes in using humor?

to make readers think that there is nothing serious about his story

to describe what life was like on the Mississippi River

to make readers interested in the narrator and the story <i chose this one

to make readers wonder what will happen at the end
8 years ago

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Ms. Sue
I agree.
8 years ago

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