Chapter 16: What city are Jim and Huck going to from Jackson's Island?
What is Cairo.
100
Where does Huck hide during the battle between families?
What is in a tree.
100
Chapter 19: Who do Huck and Jim meet in this chapter?
What is the duke and the king.
100
Chapter 21: What state do the guys travel into where they encounter a town-feud?
What is Arkansas.
100
What king did Huck falsely describe to Jim?
Who is Henry VIII.
200
Chapter 17: Who are the Grangerfords in a feud with, and which Grangerford does Huck become close with?
Who are the Sheperdsons and Buck Grangerford.
200
True or False: Miss Charlotte asked Huck to fetch her bible at church.
What is false; Miss Sophia did.
200
Chapter 20: Why do these new characters specifically annoy Jim?
What is they are too prideful and arrogant.
200
Chapter 21: What is the duke's brilliant plan to make money in this town?
What is to put on (crappy) performances of Shakespearean plays.
200
What line drew in the crowds to see the king and duke's show(s)?
What is "Ladies and children not admitted."
300
Chapter 16: What is the internal conflict Huck has regarding Jim?
What is whether or not he should turn Jim in.
300
What signaled an all-out war between the families?
What is Sophia running off with Harney.
300
Chapter 19: How does Huck meet the the other two characters in this chapter?
What is they were being chased and begged Huck to help them.
300
Chapter 21: Who gets shot in this chapter and what is the reason?
Who is Boggs and what is because, in his drunken state, he would not leave Sherburn alone.
300
What is Huck's opinion on kings?
What is he does not like them, but is tolerable of them and "makes allowances" for them.
400
Chapter 16: Who do the men on shore think Jim is and what disease do they think he has?
Who is Pap and what is small pox.
400
What is ironic about the Grangerford's and the Sheperdson's feud?
What is that for being so civilized, they are killing each other senselessly.
400
Chapter 20: How does the king make money in this chapter?
What is he lied to people in a service, saying he was a reformed pirate; they donated money to him and "his cause."
400
Chapter 22: Why did a mob show up at Sherburn's house and how did he act upon their arrival?
What is because he shot Boggs and he acted arrogant/demeaning.
400
What plan did the townspeople devise during this chapter and why?
What is to take down the duke and king with cabbage and rotten eggs; what is they stole the townspeople's money in exchange for crappy performances.
500
Chapter 17: What is the feud about between the Grangerfords and the rival family?
What is a steamboat landing.
500
What did Huck do when Buck died?
What is covered his face and cried, saying that he had been good to him.
500
Chapter 20: What story does Huck tell the two new characters about Jim?
What is that his Pap and "brother Ike" drowned in an attempt to make it to his uncle's house, and only he and Jim, their slave, survived.
500
Chapter 22: What was the Sherburn's speech about and why was it significant?
What is cowards and "real men"; it was significant because he drove off the crowd by sarcastically commenting that they had courage for following Buck, a "half-a-man."
500
What is Jim's daughter's name and what happened to her?
What is Elizabeth; what is a door knocked her out, leaving her "deaf and dumb."