Tom Sawyer - Part I (Chs. 1-6)

Who is Tom's caregiver?

• Huckleberry Finn
• Mark Twain
• Aunt Polly
• Aunt Sarah

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How does Tom become a "rich man" in Chapter 2?

• by selling fool's gold to people in town
• he sells his aunt's property
• he convinces his friends to pay him to do his job
• he convinces his friends to rob the church

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In Chapter 4, during Sunday school, what does Tom pretend to memorize? 

• the US Constitution
• the Beatitudes 
• the Book of Revelation
• None of these

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In Chapters 4-5, Mark Twain uses Tom's behavior to _________ the church and organized religion.

• praise
• satire
• ignore
• question

When Tom Sawyer meets Huckleberry in Chapter 6, Huck is carrying a/an

• gun from his dad.
• dead cat.
• Bible.
• adventure comic book.

What does Tom win with his tickets at Sunday School?

• A blue ribbon
• A new spelling book
• A Bible
• An award certificate

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When asked to name the first two disciples (from the Bible), Tom says...

• Matthew and John
• Ringo and George
• Paul and Peter
• David and Goliath

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Why do the mothers of the town dislike Huck?

• He is a really mean kid.
• He is bad because he has no adult supervision.
• He is older than all the other kids around town.
• They don't like him because his clothes aren't pretty.

Which word best describes Mark Twain’s tone in telling the story?

• critical
• mysterious
• innocent
• amused

The story is told from the point of view of

• one of the story’s characters.
• a humorous first-person narrator
• a narrator who speaks for Tom.
• an omniscient third-person narrator

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