"The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" - Chapter 19 - 20

How can a snag in the river be recognized?

• By the height of the waves.

• Through the appearance of a streak in the water.

• By a swirl and a ripple in the water.

• By the way it sticks out of the water.

Who says: "It's lovely to live on a raft"?

• Jim.

• Huck Finn.

• Tom Sawyer.

• The Duke.

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Why does Huck take a canoe up a 'chute' in Chapter 19?

• To evade Pappy.

• To find Jim.

• To find some berries.

• To steal a chicken.

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According to what Huck tells the King and the Duke, where did his parents come from?

• Pike County in Illinois.

• Pike County in Missouri.

• Orange County in Calfornia.

• Carp County in Illinois.

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Why are the streets of the 'one horse town' empty?

• It is siesta time.

• Most people have gone to the camp meeting.

• It is a ghost town.

• The town is under quarantine.

How has Jim been attempting to test the authenticity of the King's story?

• By asking him about Marie Antionette.

• By asking him about his sea voyage to America.

• By trying to get him to speak French.

• By inspecting him for a regal birthmark.