Huck Finn Chapters 40-43

How does Huck appear to be superior to Tom?

• Tom's world is a juvenile one full of pranks and dreams. Huck's world is an adult one in which he attempts to choose right from wrong and takes responsibility for his actions.

• Huck has a more aristocratic attitude.

• Huck's common sense seems vastly superior to Tom's book learning.

• A & C

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What happens to Jim?

• He returns as a slave to Miss Watson

• He is set free in Miss Watson's will

• He returns as a slave to Widow Douglas

• He volunteers to be Huck's slave because Huck has been so good to him.

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What happens to TOM?

• He'll probably go home with Aunt Polly

• He'll travel with Huck

• He'll probably stay with Aunt Sally Phelps

• He'll go out on his own.

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What happens to HUCK?

• He most likely goes off on his own. He doesn't want to be adopted and civilized by Aunt Sally.

• He gets married to Mary Jane.

• He rents a house with Tom and Jim.

• He has to go live with Pap.

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What does Jim reveal to Huck at the end of the book?

• He is really his father.

• He saw Pap's corpse in the floating house and never told Huck.

• He still wants to be a slave.

• He told Pap where Huck was living.

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