The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - ch34&35

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What societal constraints affect Huck and Jim's actions in 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'?

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They are trapped within the confines of a racist society.

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What does Tom Sawyer represent in terms of civilization in the novel?

Back

Tom represents civilization's reliance on tradition and existing laws, highlighting the lack of humanity and compassion.

Front

Complete the phrase: Tom argues that Huck's plan is too simple and as 'mild as __________.'

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goosemilk.

Front

What is an untrue statement about Huck and Tom's examination of the cabin where Jim is held?

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Huck argues that Tom's plan is not complicated enough.

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What do Huck and Jim's failed attempts to alter Tom's plans symbolize?

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Their ill-fated efforts to truly escape civilization's conventions.

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What is the significance of Huck wondering about the logic of digging a tunnel with ordinary case-knives?

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It highlights the absurdity of Tom's complicated plans compared to the simplicity of their situation.

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Define 'satire' as used in the context of the novel.

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Satire is a literary technique used to criticize or mock societal norms and conventions.

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What role does tradition play in Tom's character?

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Tradition influences Tom's decisions and actions, often leading to impractical solutions.

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How does Huck's perspective differ from Tom's regarding freedom?

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Huck seeks practical solutions for freedom, while Tom is more focused on elaborate plans.

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What does the cabin symbolize in the context of Jim's captivity?

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The cabin symbolizes the constraints of society and the institution of slavery.