Who said it??
People
Places
Themes/Symbols
Scams and Mischief
100

"You's de bes' fren' Jim's ever had; en you's de ONLY fren' ole Jim's got now."

Jim

100

Who tries to "civilize" Huck?

Widow Douglas and Miss Watson

100

Down which river do Huck and Jim travel?

Mississippi River

100

What might Jim represent?

Friendship, honesty, loyalty, plight of slaves

100

Name any one of the scams perpetrated by the king and the duke

Royal Nonesuch theater

Temperance lecture, dancing school

Cheating Peter Wilks' heirs

Fake "conversion" at the preaching meeting

Jim as a sick Arab

Fake "runaway slave" poster

200

"All right then, I’ll go to hell"

Huck

200

What two families were having a feud?

Grangerfords and Shepherdsons

200

Which town/city do Huck and Jim miss the night of the fog, causing them to continue south down the Mississippi Rive?

Cairo, IL

200

This symbol represents freedom from the hardships of the real world.

The raft (or the river)

200

Name two mischievous deeds Huck and Tom do at the Phelps farm

Stealing sheets

Stealing shirts

Stealing silverware

Impersonations of Tom Sawyer, Sid Sawyer

300

"It's a dead man. Yes, indeedy; naked, too. He's ben shot in de back. I reck'n he's ben dead two er three days."

Jim

300

This man left a large fortune to his two brothers from England

Peter Wilks

300

Name of the river that Huck and Jim originally planned to go up by steam boat in order to free Jim

Ohio River

300

What was the political movement in America to end slavery?

Abolition movement

300

How does the king find out about Peter Wilks in order to scam the family?

They meet a young man on the river and pump him with questions about numerous details about the family.

The king "went on asking questions until he fairly emptied the young feller"

400

“What’s the use you learning to do right when it’s troublesome to do right and ain’t no trouble to do wrong, and the wages is just the same?”

Tom Sawyer

400

Name of a band of thieves created by Huck's idealistic friend Tom Sawyer

Tom Sawyer's Gang

400

The Island where Huck and Jim began their adventure together

Jackson's Island

400

This symbol represented Southern Aristocracy.

The Grangerford House

400

Why do the people at the revival meeting give the king money?

He claims to be a reformed pirate and they give offerings so he can go back and reform other pirates and preach the gospel to them.

500

“Hain’t we got all the fools in town on our side? And hain’t that a big enough majority in any town?”

The king

500

Name two of the Wilks sisters

Mary Jane

Joanna

Susan

500

Town where the novel starts (hometown of Huck)

(Name of town and state)

St Petersburg, MO

500

Name two examples of superstition found in the novel

Bad luck to kill a spider

Touching a snake is bad luck

Beehive ritual when owner of beehive dies

Hairy chest and arms will make a person rich

Hairball from stomach of ox can tell the future

Jim thinks he sees witches




500

How do the king and duke successfully deceive the Wilks sisters when they first meet them?

They know many details about the family; the duke pretends to be deaf and mute; they fall upon the sisters, weeping uncontrollably as if they are truly grieving.

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