In "A Cub Pilot," why does the author say that the Mississippi is "fickle"?

A.
The river is constantly changing.

B.
The relationship among pilots is sometimes difficult.

C.
He is angry at the Mississippi for flooding.

D.
He often finds the occupation of riverboat pilot frustrating.

Question

In "A Cub Pilot," why does the author say that the Mississippi is "fickle"?	
 
 A.
The river is constantly changing.
 
 B.
The relationship among pilots is sometimes difficult.
 
 C.
He is angry at the Mississippi for flooding.
 
 D.
He often finds the occupation of riverboat pilot frustrating.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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igreen · Answer

A.

Fickle means to change constantly.

anonymous · Answer

Each of the memoir authors fails at something, and each learns something about failure. With which statement about failure would all four authors likely agree?
 
 A.
Failure is a common experience that most people must endure.
 
 B.
Failure offers a chance to learn something new.
 
 C.
Failure means that a person should give up and try something else.
 
 D.
Failure embarrasses a person in front of friends.

igreen · Answer

I would say A, it makes the most sense.

anonymous · Answer

i need help badly on this i scored a 56% :(

igreen · Answer

I'll try my best.

anonymous · Answer

Which characteristic drives Angelou, in the excerpt from her memoir, to begin speaking again after her time in St. Louis?	
 
 A.
her admiration for Mrs. Flowers
 
 B.
her desire to work in the Store
 
 C.
her love for good stories
 
 D.
her respect for her grandmother

igreen · Answer

I have no idea, this comes from some story.

anonymous · Answer

4^3 • 4^−5

anonymous · Answer

lol are u in k12 8th grade?