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Huck Finn Reading Comprehension Ch 1-27
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1
While Huck is at the Grangerfords’ home, Twain takes the opportunity to satirize
Southern tendency to act like royalty
people who gamble with money they cannot afford to lose
the juxtaposition of religion and violence
Colonel Sanders' chicken is a not so secret recipe.
2
Who did Huck find on the island?
Nobody
Tom Sawyer
Jim
Pap
3
Which two people took Huck in and tried to "sivilize" him?
Widow Douglas and Aunt Polly
Widow Douglas and Miss Watson
Judge Thatcher and Aunt Polly
Miss Watson and Judge Thatcher
4
The Wilks girls say that they have cooked poorly, but Huck thinks they want compliments
society & hypocrisy
gender expectations
racism & slavery
growing up
5
After they are separated by the fog/island Huck gets back on raft and plays a trick on Jim
which backfires on Huck who ends up falling off the raft
which almost causes Jim to break his leg
which causes Jim’s feelings to be hurt
or which Huck is later made to feel ashamed
6
What group did Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, and several other boys start?
Study group
A travelling circus
Robbers and thieves
Prayer group
7
The person who says, “The average man is a coward,” is
Colonel Sherbourne
the dauphin
Dr. Robinson
pap
8
When Buck and his cousin are killed, Huck
fears that they will come after him next
refuses to believe they are dead
is sickened by the sight
vows to get revenge
9
Huck is amazed when he hears that slaves
love their children as much as anyone
would prefer to live in a slave state as a black person
comb their hair each day
know stories from the Christian Bible
10
Mr. Grangerford is a FOIL to Pap.
True
False
11
This novel is a sequel to what other Twain novel, as indicated by Huck's opening statements?
The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Life on the Mississippi
12
The person who stages the Royal Nonesuch show is
the duke
Boggs
Dr. Robinson
Colonel Sherbourne
13
HF is a boy, but feels he’s bearing weight of many deaths for not exposing Sophia’s elopement.
True
Theme: Racism & Slavery
False
Theme: Growing Up
14
What contrast is established between Huck and Tom?
Tom is a realist; Huck is a romantic
Huck is a realist; Tom is a romantic
Tom has many friends; Huck has very few
Huck has many friends; Tom has very few
15
The Duke & the King seem to know what society wants (low farce).
False
True
16
As they near Cairo, Illinois, Jim becomes very excited
but Huck becomes serious. He wants to turn Jim in for reward
and Huck is thrilled to help Jim to his freedom.
and Huck laughs to see his friend so happy
but Huck becomes troubled. He's committing a crime.
17
The Duke's mockery of society is reminiscent of Col. Sherburn's. Huck DISAGREES w critiques.
True
False
18
"I do believe he cared just as much for his people as whitefolks does..."
Theme: Religion & Superstition
Theme: Society & Hypocrisy
Theme: Racism & Slavery
Theme: Growing Up
19
Who called Huck out into the night for some mischief?
Puddn'head Wilson
Pap
Tom Sawyer
Jim
20
Huck takes his newly acquired $6,000 and
buries it in a cave
sells it to Judge Thatcher for $1.00
gives it to pap
buys Jim’s freedom
21
The Grangerford-Shepherdson feud can be symbolic of a miniature Civil War.
True
False
22
Emmeline is a morbid romantic.
True
False
23
While at the Wilkses’, Huck becomes disgusted with
the gullibility of the townspeople
the cruelty he sees all around him
the phony behavior and carrying on of the duke and the king
the greed of the average person
24
Who took in Pap and tried to help him turn his life around?
Judge Thatcher
Widow Douglas
A new judge that didn't know his history
Aunt Polly
25
When the "gang" attacked the A-rabs and Spaniards, who were they really attacking?
Little kids on a Sunday School picnic
Other kids their age; it was a brawl
Actual Arabs and Spaniards
A zoo
26
The only person in town who is not taken in by the two con men is
Mary Jane, the daughter
Dr. Robinson, the town’s doctor
the newspaper editor, Mr. Jakes
the clever servant Silas
27
When life on the river is described, the mood created is usually one of
tranquility
sobriety
violence
sadness
28
What is established about Huck by his encounter with the spider?
He enjoys smoking tobacco.
He hates spiders.
He is a pyromaniac.
He is superstitious.
29
Jim, the slave, is an important character in the novel. Who owns Jim?
Miss Watson
Huck Finn
Aunt Polly
Widow Douglas
30
“—a mob; they don’t fight with courage that’s born in them, but with courage that’s borrowed..”
Speaker: Jim
Speaker: Colonel Sherburn
Theme: Society & Hypocrisy
Theme: Growing Up