The Adventures of Huck and Jim: The Duke and the King

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What did Huck and Jim decide about the Duke and the King?

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They decided to get away from them as soon as possible.

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What was the main reason Huck and Jim traveled at night?

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They wanted to avoid being seen and questioned about Jim.

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What happened to Jim when Huck returned to the raft?

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Jim was missing.

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What did the young man claim about his identity?

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He was the Duke of Bridgewater.

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What did the old man claim about his identity?

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He was the King of France's first son.

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Define the character of Huck Finn in 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'.

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Huck Finn is a young boy who values freedom and adventure, often questioning societal norms.

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Explain the significance of the raft in Huck and Jim's journey.

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The raft symbolizes freedom and a means of escape from societal constraints.

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What role does deception play in the story?

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Deception is used by the Duke and the King to manipulate others for personal gain.

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How does Jim's character challenge racial stereotypes of the time?

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Jim is portrayed as loyal, caring, and wise, countering the negative stereotypes of African Americans.

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What is the theme of friendship in 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'?

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The theme of friendship is explored through the bond between Huck and Jim as they support each other.