TOM SAWYER

How does Tom’s manipulation of his friends to paint the fence reflect

his problem-solving skills?

• He forces them with threats

• He bribes them with candy

• He uses persuasion and reverse psychology

• He asks the teacher for help

What does Tom’s attempt to impress Becky suggest about

his understanding of social relationships?

• He recognizes that charm and attention can influence friendships

• He ignores others to focus on himself

• He is unaware of social cues

• He is only concerned about winning prizes

Why is Tom hesitant to reveal Injun Joe’s crime immediately?

• He does not understand what happened

• He wants to protect Joe

• He is indifferent to justice

• He fears the consequences of revealing the truth

What does Tom’s decision to run away with Joe Harper and Huck Finn reveal about

his perception of freedom and adventure?

• He is rebellious and avoids responsibility

• He prefers imagination and self-discovery over routine

• He is indifferent to social norms

• He wants to escape punishment entirely

How does Tom’s choice to return from the island impact the town’s perception of him?

• It shows he is irresponsible

• It confuses the townspeople

• It earns him admiration and recognition

• It creates fear among his friends

By testifying against Injun Joe, what kind of moral reasoning does Tom demonstrate?

• Self-interest above justice

• Desire for adventure

• Courage and sense of ethical responsibility

• Fear of adults’ reaction
  

What does the search for treasure symbolize about Tom and Huck’s development?

• It represents greed and selfishness

• It shows they are careless

• It is meaningless and random

• It represents curiosity, resourcefulness, and problem-solving

What does Tom’s behavior while lost in the cave reveal about his character?

• He remains resourceful and resilient under pressure

• He panics and blames others

• He ignores the situation

• He depends entirely on Huck

What lesson can be inferred from Tom and Huck’s discovery of the treasure?

• Luck is the only factor in success

• Hard work, patience, and courage are rewarded

• Friendship is irrelevant

• Avoiding danger always leads to failure

How does the ending of Tom’s adventures demonstrate personal growth?

• He abandons all friends

• He remains mischievous without learning

• He transitions from impulsive mischief to moral awareness and responsibility

• He rejects societal norms entirely