[This person] was covered when found in the floating house
Who is Pap Finn
100
"Nemmine why, Huck - but he ain't comin' back no mo'."
Who is Jim
100
Where Tom was shot (body part)
What is the leg
100
Gets cuffed on the head several times when they arrive back at the Phelps's farm.
Who is Jim
200
A very nice kind looking old man.
What is the Doctor.
200
"So it was you, you little rapscallions, that's been making all this trouble, and and turned everybody's wits clean inside out and scared us all most to death."
Who is Aunt Sally
200
Place Huck and Silas Phelps looked for "Sid"
What is the post office
200
The place where Huck and Jim hide at the beginning of the story.
What is Jackson's Island.
200
Stays up all night waiting for "Sid" to return home.
Who is Aunt Sally.
300
"kind of ... drunk, as you may say, and [this person] didn't know nothing at all the rest of the day..."
Who is Silas Phelps
300
"Why, Tom! Where you been all this time, you rascal?"
Who is Silas Phelps
300
Items that Tom stole from the Phelps's that was revealed towards the very end of the book.
What are letters.
300
Town that the Phelps's live near.
What is Pikesville
300
Signals men to tie up Jim while he was sleeping.
Who is the Doctor.
400
[This person] has "a hairy breast"
Who is Jim
400
"Oh, you needn't be afeard, sir, she carried the three of us easy enough."
Who is Huck Finn
400
How Huck says Tom was shot
What is kicking the gun while asleep
400
The town that would have led to Jim becoming free earlier than when it actually occurred.
What is Cairo
400
Receives a "rattling reputation" for the sermon he/she gave.
Who is Silas Phelps.
500
"[This person] weren't in [their] right of mind"
Who is Tom Sawyer
500
"An' look at that-air ladder made out'n rags, Sister Hotchkiss," says [this person]; "what in the name o' goodness could he ever want of --"
Who is Mrs. Damrell
500
The number of slaves claimed to have been needed to steal all that was used/put in Jim's cabin.
What is 40
500
The town where the King solicits money through claiming to be an ex-pirate.