Chapter 32
Chapter 33
Chapter 34
Chapter 35
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Huck Finn is happily welcomed by this person at the Phelps's house.
Who is Aunt Sally
100
Huck meets this person in a wagon coming down the road.
Who is Tom.
100
How does Tom know someone is being kept in the shed?
Because the man bringing the food to the shed brings a watermelon, not something a dog would eat.
100
Tom is disappointed by the lack of watchmen and that fact that the "whole thing is as easy and awkward as can be." What does Tom propose?
Tom decides they must 'invent' all the difficulties.
200
Silas and Sally are actually the Uncle and Aunt of this person.
Who is Tom Sawyer.
200
When Huck tells Tom about his plan to steal Jim out of slavery, Tom reacts in this way.
Tom willingly agrees to help free Jim.
200
If I had Tom Sawyer's "blank" I wouldn't trade it off to be a duke, nor mate of a steamboat, nor clown in a circus, nor nothing I can think of.
If I had Tom Sawyer's "head."
200
What does Tom reference when describing a more adventurous way of getting Jim out.
Tom references many famous escapes in books.
300
"Being Tom Sawyer was " blank and blank.""
"Easy and comfortable."
300
Tom pretends to be this person, much to the thrill of his Aunt and Uncle.
Who is Sid Sawyer.
300
Why is it hard for Huck to believe Tom is willing to free Jim?
Huck is puzzled as to why Tom, who is respectable, well brought up, and has a "character to lose," would what to help free Jim.
300
What does Tom declare Jim needs to keep a journal on and what is Huck's response?
Tom claims Jim needs a shirt to keep a journal on and Huck is incredulous, arguing that Jim can't write.
400
When Huck first approaches the Phelps's property, he is almost attacked by these, but then makes friends with them.
The hounds guarding the property.
400
Huck sees these people being publicly humiliated and tarred and feathered.
Who are the King and the Duke.
400
What is Tom's plan of getting Jim out?
Tom proposes they dig Jim out.
400
What is Tom's take on stealing things? is it a crime? In what circumstances?
Tom believes it is alright to steal things that come in handy for the prisoner's escape; not something like a watermelon.
500
Huck claims that this on the steamboat blew out, and that is the reason he came late.
What is the cylinder head.
500
Huck introduces Tom as this person from Ohio.
Who is William Thompson.
500
Jim recognizes Tom and Huck, but when Jim's warden hears, how does Tom trick the warden and keep their secret safe?
He convinces the warden no one said anything, and the warden believes it was the work of "witches."
500
What utensil do they decide to dig Jim out with by the end of Chapter 35?
"Caseknives."
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