English, 25.10.2019 18:43 sierransha08

1)
which statement does not apply to this passage?
a)
it is a recap of the book tom sawyer.
b)
it is an introduction to the book huckleberry finn.
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it is an introduction to the character of tom sawyer.
it is an introduction to the character of huckleberry
d)
finn.

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