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WorksheetsHuckleberry Finn
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
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
Twain extends his satire to ...
The interlude of the dog and the rat.
The pomp and circumstance surrounding the funeral service of Peter Wilks.
Huck's conversation with Mary Jane.
all of these
none of these
The (a) of the funeral scene is evident with the actions of the undertaker and the (b) of the dog and the rat. When the service is interrupted by the (c) , the undertaker (d) and then proceeds to tell the mourners that "He had a rat!" Huck's following comment that "there warn't no more popular man in town than what that undertaker was" is yet another (e) directed at the subject of death.
dark humor
comical interlude
noise of the dog
satiric barb
solves the disturbance
In contrast to the burlesque humor of the funeral and its concerned mourners, what does Chapter 28 establish?
Mary Jane's sense of compassion
an important example for Huck to follow
a valuable lesson about the humanity of slaves and their close familial bonds
all of these
none of these
In 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn', who is Huck's companion as he travels down the Mississippi River?
A) Tom Sawyer
B) Jim
C) The Duke
D) The King
What is the primary theme explored in Mark Twain's 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'?
A) The importance of wealth
B) The conflict between civilization and freedom
C) The power of friendship
D) The journey to adulthood
