Huckleberry Finn Ch.48: Huck Tricks The Rapscallions

The duke and king put on shows because

• it made them feel good.
• it made other people happy.
• Huck had asked them to.
• It made them lots of money.

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Sometimes the duke and king would have to leave town

• singing.
• in a bus.
• in a hurry.
• on a train.

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The duke and the king were

• very kind men.
• fun to have around.
• always poor.
• robbers.

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The duke and king went to the dead man's house to

• help the girls.
• visit their brother.
• put on a show.
• try and get the dead man's money.

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One girl gave the king a letter.  It said that

• the girls would get all of their father's money.
• Huck would get all of the money.
• the duke and the king should have the money.
• the money should be put into a bag.

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Huck went to bed to 

• get some sleep.
• trick the girls.
• think of a plan to help the girls.
• hide the money.

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Huck hid the money in

• a cookie jar.
• the duke's bed.
• a different bag.
• the dead man's coffin.

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How did everyone lean that the duke and king were not telling he truth?

• When the dead man's real brothers came into town.
• When Huck told everyone the truth.
• When Jim told everyone the truth.
• When they were caught taking the money.

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Another name for this story could be

• "The King Gets A Letter."
• "A Dead Man's Coffin."
• "Huck Saves The Girls' Money."
• "A Bag Of Money."

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This story is mainly about

• Huck trying to "jail" two men who were up to not good.
• hiding money.
• leaving money to your children.
• a letter to the king.

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