“Huck’s Conflicts” (chapters 29-35) - Huck Finn

Front

What disguise does Tom Sawyer put on for the Silas family?

Back

He calls himself Sid Sawyer.

Front

Why do the Duke and the King look bad to the town when questioned?

Back

They are asked to show the gold, but it is gone.

Front

What decision does Huck make at the end of Chapter 31?

Back

He decides that he wants to free Jim.

Front

What does Tom actually feel bad about at the end of Chapter 35?

Back

Huck is stealing supplies which is wrong.

Front

Why doesn't Tom like Huck's plan to set Jim free?

Back

Tom thinks the plan is too simple and easy.

Front

What is the significance of Huck's decision to free Jim?

Back

It represents Huck's moral growth and rejection of societal norms.

Front

How do the Duke and the King manipulate the townspeople?

Back

They exploit the townspeople's emotions and trust to gain money.

Front

What role does deception play in the story?

Back

Deception is a key theme, highlighting moral ambiguity and the complexity of human nature.

Front

How does Huck's relationship with Jim evolve throughout the chapters?

Back

Huck's relationship with Jim evolves from seeing him as property to viewing him as a friend and equal.

Front

What does Tom's character reveal about societal views on slavery?

Back

Tom's romanticized view of adventure contrasts with the harsh realities of slavery.