Characters
Characters 2
Plot
Literary Devices
Locations
100
Is a realist, wants to be free, doesn't want to be civilized
Who is Huck Finn
100
These two ladies try to civilize Huck; are regarded as good christian women, however they still own slaves
Who are Miss Watson and Widow Douglas
100
Jim suffers from this after Huck plays a trick on him by putting a dead snake in his bed
What is a snakebite
100
Using humor to criticize something in society, often through irony and exaggeration
What is Satire
100
This location symbolizes freedom and morality, as opposed to the immorality of civilized society
What is the Mississippi River
200
Is a romantic, sees things according to how they are "supposed to be" instead of how they really are
Who is Tom Sawyer
200
Boggs wanted to kill this man for cheating him, but winds up shot by him instead
Colonel Sherburn
200
Huck dresses up as this in order to go ashore to get news of his death and Jim's escape without being recognized
What is a girl
200
A literary device that means when something is the opposite of what you might expect
What is Irony
200
Huck stays here with a family that has been feuding for decades with their neighbors, although they don't remember why; they appear at first to be high class but on closer inspection one can see that they are not as perfect as they seem
What is The Grangerford farm
300
An escaped slave, often the voice of reason in the novel
Who is Jim
300
Tom's aunt who helps run the Phelps farm.
Who is Aunt Sally
300
Jim's plan once he is a free man
What is to buy his wife and children out of slavery
300
A literary device where an author depicts life as it really is rather than an ideal
What is Realism/Naturalism
300
Jim is brought here and held captive; the owners of the farm are Tom's aunt and uncle
What is the Phelps Farm
400
Con men who represent the amorality of "civilized" folk
Who are the Duke and King
400
A boy Huck's age who winds up getting killed in the feud
Who is Buck Grangerford
400
What Huck decides to do with the letter he writes to Miss Watson telling her where Jim is
What is tear it up
400
Stories that feature heroes and knights and adventure; these stories aim to depict humanity as its best and most ideal. Tom loves these kinds of stories
What is Romanticism
400
Huck finds Jim here after he has escaped slavery
What is Jackson Island
500
Man who dies and leaves behind a fortune, three daughters and two estranged brothers.
Who is Peter Wilks
500
A girl who creates art and poetry in the Gothic style
Who is Emmeline Grangerford
500
Where Huck goes at the end of the novel
What is the Indian Territory (out west)
500
Describes when an author uses language reflective of the way people speak in a particular place/time
What is Dialect
500
Huck escapes this place by faking his own death
What is Pap's Cabin
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