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What purpose does the author's description of his son's tribal education serve
in "An Indian Father's Plea"?
A. To show the teacher that Wind-Wolf is being brought up in the
American Indian culture and doesn't need school
OB. To let the teacher know that Wind-Wolf is a slow learner and the
teacher should spend more time with him
C. To make the teacher understand that Wind-Wolf is intelligent but
has learned things in a different way
O D. To prove the teacher has a fear of the American Indian culture and
is biased against Wind-Wolf
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