What is Mark Twain's purpose for writing "A Cub Pilot"? A.) To inform readers about a funny, but meaningful moment in his own life. B.) To teach readers how to pilot a riverboat themselves. C.) To entertain readers with an invented tale about a riverboat pilot D.) To convince readers that riverboat pilots are quite brave.

Only if you've at least read the story.

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Erica Mccarty

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5 February, 21:52

What is Mark Twain's purpose for writing "A Cub Pilot"? A.) To inform readers about a funny, but meaningful moment in his own life. B.) To teach readers how to pilot a riverboat themselves. C.) To entertain readers with an invented tale about a riverboat pilot D.) To convince readers that riverboat pilots are quite brave.

Only if you've at least read the story.

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Derick Barton · Answer 1

The answer is A

Mckayla Cantrell · Answer 2

A. To inform readers about a funny, but meaningful moment in his own life

Explanation:

Mark Twain is riding a true story about when he was an apprentice on a steam boat.