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Checks for reading comprehension from Chapters 4-7 of Huck Finn.
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1
By Pap calling himself a man "worth six thousand dollars" it shows that he
has a savings account
expects to sell a lot of fish and game
expects the court to give him control of Huck's money
plans to stop drinking and become respectable
2
When Huck goes ashore for news, he is disguised as a
gypsy
widow
girl
preacher
3
Huck and Jim travel only at night because
they spend the days hunting
they are afraid of being seen
it is cooler then
the current is less strong at night
4
The dead man in the frame house had been
shot
drowned
stabbed
hanged
5
Which of the following best describes the life Huck and Jim lead on Jackson's Island?
dreary
unhappy
troubled
happy
6
When Jim says he "lit out," he means that he
fainted
started a fire
left suddenly
got angry
7
Which of the following best describes Pap's attitude in the passage about voting?
curious
friendly
racist
admiring
8
The calico dress Huck uses as a disguise
belonged to Becky Thatcher
came from the frame house that floated by
belonged to Miss Watson
was bought at the ferry landing
9
On Jackson's Island, Huck and Jim find shelter in
a tent
an old shack
a frame house
a cave
10
Jim is terrified at seeing Huck because he
fears Huck will report him
supposes Pap must be nearby
believes Huck will shoot him
thinks he is seeing a ghost