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.

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Sophia Farmer

28 January, 15:00

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Amelia Waters · Answer 1

B. The Relationship among pilots is sometimes difficult

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.