Huckleberry Finn Chapters 1-20

Front

How does Jim tell Huck's future?

Back

He talks to a hairball.

Front

What did the widow and Judge Thatcher try to do?

Back

Get custody of Huck.

Front

What convinces Jim that the ordeal in the fog was not a dream?

Back

He sees the dirt and tree branches on the raft.

Front

What did Pap do when he was told to stay away from the widow's house?

Back

He kidnapped Huck and hid him away on the Illinois side of the river.

Front

Why was the search party shooting a cannon?

Back

To make the dead body rise to the surface.

Front

Who is Huck Finn?

Back

The protagonist of the novel, a young boy who seeks freedom and adventure.

Front

What is the significance of the Mississippi River in the story?

Back

It represents freedom and adventure for Huck and Jim.

Front

What role does superstition play in the story?

Back

It reflects the beliefs and culture of the characters, especially Jim.

Front

How does Huck's relationship with Jim evolve throughout the story?

Back

It grows from one of master-servant to a deep friendship and mutual respect.

Front

What does Pap Finn represent in Huck's life?

Back

He represents the negative influences of society and the struggles of addiction.