What is one way in which Mark Twain urges social change in his fictional writing?

A. By supporting his arguments with evidence
B. By creating unusually dark and dreary stories
C. By simply asking his readers to rise up
D. By making fun of certain situations

Question

What is one way in which Mark Twain urges social change in his fictional writing?

 		A.	By supporting his arguments with evidence
 		B.	By creating unusually dark and dreary stories
 		C.	By simply asking his readers to rise up
 		D.	By making fun of certain situations

anonymous · Answer

@Deadpool.

anonymous · Answer

This is though.
I think.... D?

anonymous · Answer

@Directrix

anonymous · Answer

i feel like you're right dude..

anonymous · Answer

I don't know this.... :/

anonymous · Answer

I think D is right, as Mark Twain didn't really do any of the others. He didn't present logical arguments, he didn't make his stories dark or dreary, and he didn't ask his readers to rise up. He did, though, use humor to point out how ridiculous some social norms were.