Huckleberry Finn

What do Huck and Jim do with the robber's boat?

• They live on it.

• They sink it.

• They sell it.

• They trade it for two donkeys.

What town are Huck and Jim trying to reach?

• Paris

• New Orleans

• Cairo

• St. Louis

What does Huck tell Mary Jane?

• The slave family will never see each other again.

• She is to stay at the house with him for protection.

• The king and duke have fooled everyone.

• all of these

• none of these

What does Huck tell Mary Jane to get her to keep her promise?

• Huck reminds Mary Jane of her promise.

• Huck tells Mary Jane that he will be alright.

• Huck tells Mary Jane that someone else would be in big trouble.

• all of these

• none of these

In Chapter 28, the reader will see Huck act based on both his instincts and his conscience. What predictions can you make?

• He will tell the Wilks' daughters where to find the gold.

• He will tell the daughters of the entire scam so that the slave family will not be separated.

• Huck is outraged and realizes he must intervene, regardless of the consequences.

• all of these

• none of these

Huck sneaks downstairs to try and hide this.

• bag of gold

• Peter Wilks' coffin

• his silver coin

• all of these

• none of these

The front door is ​ (a)   , however, and when Huck hears ​ (b)   coming, he is forced to hide the gold ​ (c)   .

• locked

• ajar

• Mary Jane

• Jim

• in Peter Wilks' coffin

• under a lily pad

• the king

• in the duke's hat

True or false? Huck has the opportunity to retrieve the money.

• True

• False

Which statement(s) is/are true?

• Huck realizes the gold is still in the coffin.

• The duke announces the estate will be sold on Friday.

• The daughters accept the sale until the king breaks up a slave family, selling them to different traders.

• all of these

• none of these

Huck gives Mary Jane a ​ (a)   that explains where the missing gold can be found. The other daughters are confused about ​ (b)   , and the confusion grows when two more men arrive claiming to be ​ (c)   .

• note

• signal

• Mary Jane's absence

• Huck's story

• Harvey and William

• Peter and Paul

• Harvey and Mudd

• Peter and William

• code

• the king's jewels