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In the reading, how does Twain feel about the river? A. He doesn't like it. B. He finds it boring. C. He is afraid of it. D. He is in awe of it.

In the reading, how does Twain feel about the river? A. He doesn't like it. B. He finds it boring. C. He is afraid of it. D. He is in awe of it.
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In the reading, how does Twain feel about the river?

A. He doesn't like it.
B. He finds it boring.
C. He is afraid of it.
D. He is in awe of it.

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I think maybe. Twain is in awe.
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