What inference can you make from "Life on the Mississippi" about why being a steamboatman was such a desirable goal to Twain and his friends?
a. Steamboatmen could get very rich.
b. Everyone in the town admired the steamboats and their crew.
c. The boys could leave their small town. This answer is incorrect.
d. There were no other jobs available in Hannibal at that time.
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