The Adventures of Huck Finn - Final Test

A) Huck doesn't get along with anyone

B) They want to civilize him, and he wants to remain free

C) Huck's friends tell him to give the widow a hard time

D) Huck would rather live with Pap

A) He waited for Pap to come home drunk so he could take advantage of him and escape

B) He waited for Pap to leave so he could cut a hole in the wall

C) He planned to kill Pap, but after practicing on a pig, he lost his nerve

D) He staged his own murder so no one would search for him

A) Huck saw smoke from a campfire and went to investigate

B) He found Jim half-drowned on the shore

C) Jim almost shot Huck by mistake

D) Huck found him in a house floating by the island

A) Pap's attitude toward the government

B) Jim's rejection of slavery

C) Huck's dislike of civilization

D) Widow Douglas's attitude toward Huck

A) They've both always wanted to travel on the Mississippi

B) People began looking for them on Jackson's Island

C) A storm forces them off the island

D) They just get tired of living on the island and decide to make a change

A) Huck ties an anonymous message to a brick and throws it in the window by the watchman

B) Huck dresses up as a girl and told Mr. Loftus to send help to the wreck

C) Huck sends word to the Widow Douglas via Jim

D) Huck goes ashore and tells a watchman that his family and a member of a prominent local family are on board the wreck

A) He takes Jim's sleeping bag and tries to make Jim believe that witches confiscated it

B) He tries to make Jim believe the events of the past evening were a dream

C) He pretends he's going to turn Jim in to the slave hunters and even goes as far as to invite them to dinner

D) Huck tells Jim that the slave hunters stopped searching for him

A) Not at first, but he changes his mind and does believe them

B) Yes, at first, but he changes his mind and thinks they're frauds

C) No, he never believed them

D) Because he was naive, he believed them right from the start and never changed his mind

A) It shows Jim is a good father and a compassionate man

B) It shows Jim has no respect for family

C) It shows that people always get what they deserve

D) It sets up a comparison between Lizabeth and Twain's own childhood

A) The King and Duke pretend to be the Wilks brothers

B) The King and Duke sneak in and take it from the nieces

C) The King and Duke win it from the nieces on a bet

D) The King and Duke, pretending to be the Wilks brothers, steal it from the nieces when the nieces aren't looking

A) They don't speak well with an English accent

B) Their handwriting doesn't match with the real Wilks brothers'

C) They don't know what was tattooed on Peter Wilks's chest

D) All of the above

A) Huck won't get the reward money now

B) Jim will probably reveal that Huck is still alive

C) He doesn't like the man to whom Jim is sold

D) He will miss his friend

A) He has turned his back on the religion which has so often helped him

B) He has chosen what is right according to his conscience rather than according to social or religious rules

C) He has become such good friends with Jim he would risk eternal happiness of his soul

D) Both B and C are correct

A) He admires Tom and since he can't be himself, he chooses to be Tom

B) Mrs. Phelps mistakes him for Tom, so he plays along

C) He wants to be able to "think like Tom" so he will know what to do in every situation

D) He just decides to do it as he is walking down the road. He had been thinking about Tom and it seemed like a good idea at the time

A) Tom's plan is practical; Huck's plan is unrealistic

B) Tom's plan takes less time

C) Huck's plan is practical; Tom's plan is unrealistic

D) Huck's plan is harder on Jim

A) He returns as a slave to Miss Watson

B) He is set free in Miss Watson's will

C) He returns as a slave to Widow Douglas

D) He adopts Huck as his son because Huck has been so good to him

A) Judge Thatcher

B) Huckleberry Finn

C) Tom Sawyer

D) Mark Twain

A) Spilling salt

B) Eating before prayer is complete

C) Spinning around three times in a circle

D) Touching a rattlesnake skin

A) Bible

B) Gloves

C) Handkerchief

D) Pistol

A) an Arab

B) an Eskimo

C) a Native American

D) an English porter

A) had warned them it was about to be done

B) laughed at how ridiculous they looked

C) was glad since they'd been so rotten to him and Jim

D) felt sorry for them

A) to dig the prison foundation out with small knives

B) to give Jim a key to unlock the door

C) to trick Nat into doing the bulk of the digging for him

D) to use shovels to make the job go faster

A) Cairo

B) The cabin

C) The Grangerfords

D) The raft

E) Aboard the Walter Scott

F) The Phelps' farm

A) Cairo

B) The cabin

C) The Grangerfords

D) The raft

E) Aboard the Walter Scott

F) The Phelp's farm

A) Cairo

B) The cabin

C) The Grangerfords

D) The raft

E) Aboard the Walter Scott

F) The Phelp's farm

A) Cairo

B) The cabin

C) The Grangerfords

D) The raft

E) Aboard the Walter Scott

F) The Phelp's farm

A) Cairo

B) The cabin

C) The Grangerfords

D) The raft

E) Aboard the Walter Scott

F) The Phelp's farm

A) Cairo

B) The cabin

C) The Grangerfords

D) The raft

E) Aboard the Walter Scott

F) The Phelp's farm

A) Cairo

B) The cabin

C) The Grangerfords

D) The raft

E) Aboard the Walter Scott

F) The Phelp's farm

A) Mrs. Loftus

B) Sarah Williams

C) King Soloman

D) Widow Douglas

A) Miss Watson

B) Widow Douglas

C) Mrs. Loftus

D) Sarah Williams

A) Judge Thatcher

B) Huck

C) The new judge

D) Jim

A) Huck

B) Jim

C) Tom Sawyer

D) Pap

A) Miss Watson

B) Widow Douglas

C) Mrs. Loftus

D) Tom Sawyer

A) Sarah Williams

B) Miss Watson

C) Widow Douglas

D) Judge Thatcher

A) Huck

B) Jim

C) Pap

D) Tom Sawyer

A) Huck

B) Jim

C) Pap

D) Tom Sawyer

A) Jim

B) Tom Sawyer

C) Huck

D) Pap

A) Pap

B) The new judge

C) Judge Thatcher

D) Miss Watson

A) King Solomon

B) Tom Sawyer

C) Jim

D) Huck

A) Jim

B) Tom Sawyer

C) Pap

D) Miss Watson

A) Pap

B) Jim

C) Widow Douglas

D) Tom Sawyer