Huckleberry Finn Chapters 25 to End

What is the main reason Huck decides to help Jim escape in the final chapters?

• He wants to prove he is better than Tom Sawyer.

• He is pressured by society to do so.

• He realizes his friendship with Jim is more important than societal norms.

• He is promised a reward for Jim's freedom.

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How do the King and the Duke plan to make money at the Wilks' funeral?

• By selling the family estate.

• By pretending to be long-lost brothers of the deceased.

• By performing a play.

• By stealing the inheritance.

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What is Tom Sawyer's role in Jim's escape plan?

• He tries to convince Huck to abandon the plan.

• He devises a complicated and unnecessary plan.

• He refuses to participate.

• He reports Huck and Jim to the authorities.

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How does Huck feel about Tom's plan for Jim's escape?

• Excited and eager to follow it.

• Confused by its complexity.

• Annoyed but goes along with it.

• Overwhelmed and decides to quit.

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What ultimately happens to the King and the Duke?

• They escape with the money.

• They are captured and tarred and feathered.

• They make amends with Huck and Jim.

• They start a new scheme elsewhere.

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How does Huck's relationship with Jim change by the end of the novel?

• Huck sees Jim as a servant.

• Huck sees Jim as a friend and equal.

• Huck decides to leave Jim behind.

• Huck becomes indifferent towards Jim.

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What does Tom reveal to Huck and Jim at the end of the novel?

• Jim's owner has passed away.

• Jim has been free all along.

• He has a plan to escape himself.

• Huck has been dreaming everything.

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Why does Huck choose not to return to civilization at the end of the novel?

• He fears being punished for his actions.

• He wants to seek adventure in the West.

• He dislikes the restrictions of society.

• He is waiting for Tom Sawyer to join him.

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What does Jim's freedom symbolize in the novel?

• The end of slavery in America.

• Huck's personal growth and moral development.

• The success of Tom's elaborate plan.

• A new beginning for Huck.

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How does Huck react when Aunt Sally plans to adopt him?

• He is excited about having a family.

• He is indifferent and agrees.

• He decides to run away to avoid it.

• He asks Tom for advice.

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