While arguing his point about King Sollerman, Jim compares a child to this.
What is a dollar bill?
100
The novel is told from this point-of-view.
What is 1st person?
200
The first place Huck and Jim go when they run away.
What is Jackson's Island?
200
Huck's befriends this boy while in Arkansas.
Who is Buck?
200
This is Jim's owner.
Who is Miss Watson?
200
With a close look at the language and society of the novel, one can determine that this is a larger theme of the story.
What is racism?
200
Jim ran away because he feared he would be sold to this place.
What is New Orleans?
300
Pap could not stand it when Huck did this.
What is go to school?
300
This is the object Jim uses for fortune telling.
What is a hairball?
300
This is Huck's legal guardian.
Who is the Widow Douglas?
300
So Pap won't get his money, Huck does this with it.
What is gives it to Judge Thatcher?
300
This is the incident that caused Huck to get away from Pap for good.
What is the fact that Pap tried to kill him?
400
This is what Huck did to prevent people from looking for him.
What is stage his own death?
400
This is who busts Huck and realizes he is not a girl.
Who is Mrs. Loftus?
400
Sophia Grangerford serves as an allusion to ______________ from Shakespeare's _______________________________.
What is Juliet from "Romeo and Juliet"?
400
Huck used this creative method to fake his death.
What is kill a (pig, hog, Ricardo) and use blood to stage it.
400
Dead body, graffiti, empty whisky bottles, robbers, and masks are all items found here.
What is the floating house on the river?
500
This is the main subject of Emmeline Grangerford's poetry.
What is death?
500
Twain uses Huck as a Realist in the novel, while Tom Sawyer represents a __________________.
What is a Romantic?
500
Huck's alias while with the Grangerford family.
What is George Jackson?
500
This is the city or town Jim needs to get to in order to earn his freedom.
What is Cairo?
500
This is the kind of conflict Huck struggles with thus far because what he has been taught as good (slavery/ school/ prejudice) are all bad things in his gut; yet, the bad things he has been taught (abolitionists/smoking/adventure/borrowing) are all feeling good to him.