The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Chapters 1-10

How does Tom's character develop in the first ten chapters?

• Tom remains a mischievous boy throughout the story.

• Tom evolves from a mischievous boy seeking adventure to a more complex character who grapples with love, guilt, and friendship.

• Tom becomes a villain who seeks revenge on his friends.

• Tom is portrayed as a perfect student who never makes mistakes.

What lesson does Tom learn about friendship in the early chapters?

• True friends are those who support and care for each other, as seen in his interactions with Huck Finn and Becky.

• Friendship is about having fun and playing games together.

• True friends will always agree with each other, no matter what.

• Friendship is only important when you need help.

What role does peer pressure play in Tom's actions?

• Peer pressure encourages Tom to act bravely and impress his friends, leading him to engage in risky behaviors.

• Peer pressure has no effect on Tom's actions, as he is confident in his decisions.

• Peer pressure makes Tom avoid risky situations and focus on his studies.

• Peer pressure influences Tom to act cowardly and withdraw from social interactions.

How does the setting of St. Petersburg influence the story?

• The small-town setting creates a close-knit community where gossip and social status play significant roles in the characters' lives.

• The bustling city life leads to a sense of anonymity among the characters.

• The setting is primarily focused on the natural landscapes surrounding the city.

• The historical context of St. Petersburg has no impact on the characters' interactions.

What is the main conflict in the early chapters of 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer'?

• Tom's struggles with authority, his relationships with friends, and his feelings for Becky Thatcher.

• Tom's adventures in the forest and his encounters with pirates.

• Tom's rivalry with Huck Finn over treasure hunting.

• Tom's attempts to impress his teacher and win a prize.

Who is Tom Sawyer's main love interest in the first ten chapters?

• Becky Thatcher

• Amy Lawrence

• Mary Austin

• Sally Phelps

How does Tom's relationship with Sid differ from his relationship with Huck?

• Tom often annoys Sid and feels superior to him, while he shares a more adventurous and equal friendship with Huck.

• Tom and Sid have a very close and supportive relationship, unlike Tom's relationship with Huck.

• Tom treats both Sid and Huck with equal respect and admiration.

• Tom is indifferent to both Sid and Huck, showing no preference in his relationships.

Why does Tom feel guilty about his feelings for Becky?

• He feels guilty because he previously had feelings for Amy Lawrence.

• He feels guilty because he thinks Becky is not attractive.

• He feels guilty because he is afraid of commitment.

• He feels guilty because he wants to date multiple people.

What theme is explored through Tom's adventures in the first ten chapters?

• Themes of childhood innocence and adventure

• The importance of education and discipline

• The conflict between wealth and poverty

• The role of technology in society

What does Tom do to avoid work in Chapter 2?

• Tom tricks other boys into doing his work by making whitewashing the fence seem fun and desirable.

• Tom hides from his chores by playing games all day.

• Tom asks his aunt for help with his tasks.

• Tom pretends to be sick to avoid work.