In the selection from Life on the Mississippi, what main character flaw does Twain reveal in himself as a boy?
a. lack of imagination
b. dishonesty
c. laziness
d. envy

Part a in "second inaugural address," what is lincoln's attitude toward those who fought for the confederacy? a. he condemns them for holding slaves. b. he wants to them for starting the war. c. he does not wish them any harm for their choices. d. he believes that they should pay for all the war costs.