“Frauds and Fools” (chapters 17-22) - Huck Finn

Front

What does the slave want to show Huck when he is at the Grangerford house?

Back

The slave has been hiding Jim in the woods and reconnects Huck with him.

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What does the Duke do in the local town?

Back

He takes over a printing house and makes a handbill for Jim.

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What name does Huck use as a disguise?

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George Jackson.

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Front

What do Jim and Huck give up to the men in Chapter 20?

Back

Their beds.

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How do the townspeople react to Boggs dying?

Back

They form a mob to go after the man that did it.

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Front

What is the significance of Huck's disguise as George Jackson?

Back

It represents Huck's resourcefulness and ability to adapt to dangerous situations.

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Front

What theme is highlighted by the townspeople's reaction to violence in Chapter 21?

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The theme of mob mentality and the desensitization to violence.

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Front

How does the relationship between Huck and Jim evolve throughout the story?

Back

Their relationship deepens as they face challenges together, highlighting themes of friendship and loyalty.

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Front

What role does the Duke play in the story?

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The Duke is a con artist who manipulates situations for personal gain, showcasing themes of deception.

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Front

What does the raft symbolize in Huck Finn?

Back

The raft symbolizes freedom and the journey towards self-discovery.

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