Huckleberry Finn Flashcard: Chapters 1-22

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How does Huck Finn's relationship with his father, Pap, influence his views on society and freedom?

Back

It reinforces his desire for independence and freedom.

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How does Huck's view of Jim change from the beginning to the end of Chapter 22?

Back

He starts to view Jim as an equal and a true friend.

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What does Huck's reaction to the feud between the Grangerfords and the Shepherdsons reveal about his character?

Back

He is horrified by the senseless violence and questions its purpose.

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What is the primary reason Huck fakes his own death?

Back

To escape from his abusive father.

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Which of the following best describes the main theme of the first 22 chapters of "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"?

Back

The conflict between civilization and natural life.

Front

Define the term 'independence' as it relates to Huck Finn's character development.

Back

Independence refers to Huck's growing desire to make his own choices and live free from societal constraints.

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

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Friendship serves as a foundation for mutual respect and understanding, evolving from master-slave dynamics to true companionship.

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Explain the significance of the feud between the Grangerfords and the Shepherdsons in the narrative.

Back

The feud illustrates the absurdity of violence and the impact of entrenched social conflicts on individuals.

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How does Huck's perception of civilization evolve throughout the first 22 chapters?

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Huck becomes increasingly critical of the hypocrisy and moral failings of civilized society.

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What does the Mississippi River symbolize in Huck Finn's journey?

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The river symbolizes freedom, adventure, and the possibility of escape from societal norms.