Huck 21-end exam review

Front

What does Huck think about turning in Jim?

Back

He feels it is wrong to turn him in.

Front

What is special about Jim's daughter?

Back

She is deaf.

Front

What did the doctor suggest as a way to determine if the Wilks were imposters?

Back

Match handwriting.

Front

What happens to Jim once the King, Duke and Huck arrive at Pikesville?

Back

He is sold into slavery.

Front

Why does Tom make the plan to free Jim so complicated?

Back

He's ignorant and likes to follow books (no life experience).

Front

Define the concept of moral conflict as seen in Huck's decision regarding Jim.

Back

Moral conflict refers to the struggle between following societal rules and personal beliefs, exemplified by Huck's choice to help Jim despite the law.

Front

Explain the significance of Jim's character in the story.

Back

Jim represents the struggle for freedom and humanity, challenging societal norms regarding race and slavery.

Front

What role does friendship play in Huck and Jim's relationship?

Back

Friendship serves as a foundation for trust and loyalty, influencing Huck's decisions and moral growth.

Front

Describe the theme of freedom in 'Huckleberry Finn'.

Back

Freedom is a central theme, explored through Huck's journey and Jim's quest for liberation from slavery.

Front

What does the character of Tom Sawyer symbolize in the story?

Back

Tom symbolizes romanticism and adventure, contrasting with Huck's realism and moral dilemmas.