1) Which statement BEST represents a way that the nonfiction passage on the history of the river compares to the fictional passage by Mark Twain?
A) Both passages portray the danger and temptations offered by the river.
B) Both passages portray the river as an imaginative playground for children.
Both passages portray the river as a place of great opportunity and wonder
D) None of these represent a way that the passages about the Mississippi River compare