Adv. of Huck Finn
This character serves as a "foil" to Huck Finn
Tom Sawyer
Name of this story's author.
Mark Twain
What is unusual about Rappaccini's garden?
All the plants are deadly poisonous!
Scrooge's former business partner, now deceased.
Jacob Marley
A term for lacking experience or judgement.
The new judge's attempt to rehabilitate Pap proves a failure after Pap gets drunk and falls off of this.
This character is most famous in town for betting on almost anything.
Jim Smiley
Where does Giovanni see Beatrice for the first time?
Through the window he sees her in the garden.
This character visits Scrooge in Stave One and invites him to Christmas Dinner.
His nephew, Fred
A term for something that appears real but is not
Illusion
"...it's too gashly" is a quote delivered by this character, after the corpse on the houseboat is covered up.
Jim
This is what's unusual Smiley's frog, Dan'l Webster.
He's been trained to jump higher than any other frog.
The warning Baglioni gives to Giovanni about Rappaccini.
He is dangerous (he values scientific experimentation over human life)
This is the primary purpose of Marley's visit with Scrooge.
To warn him
A term for an expression of disagreement or protest
objection
The reason Jim runs away.
Miss Watson was going to sell him down the river and separate his family
This is how the stranger cheats, winning his bet against Jim Smiley.
The discovery Giovanni makes about himself after spending time with Beatrice.
That he has become poisonous himself.
This is the number of spirits Marley says will come to Scrooge in the night.
3
A term for a decision or judgment, especially in a court of law
More superstition than science, this act causes sunken bodies in a river to come to surface.
Firing a cannon over the water
Who narrates this story?
A stranger inquiring about a friend.
What happens to Beatrice after Giovanni gives her the antidote.
She dies
This is what the young woman, Belle, claims has corrupted Scrooge.
Gain/Gold/Greed
A term for extremely unpleasant, especially involving violence or injury
gruesome