Huck Finn Final

Why does Jim run away?

• Jim runs away after he overhears Miss Watson threatening to sell him to a buyer in New Orleans
• Jim runs away because Zane told him about the two for one sale at Hobby Lobby

• Jim runs away because the slave owners were interested in selling him for money into a bad family

• Jim runs away because he is training for state cross country next year

What trick does Huck play on Jim after they get separated in the fog?

• Huck tells Jim that they are lost and need to find their way back.
• Huck pretends the separation in the fog was just a dream.
• Huck convinces Jim that they have been captured by slave catchers.
• Huck accuses Jim of intentionally getting them separated in the fog.

Why does Huck write the letter to Miss Watson informing her of Jim’s whereabouts?

• Huck writes the letter to Miss Watson informing her of Jim’s whereabouts because he wants to impress her with his writing skills.
• Huck writes the letter to Miss Watson informing her of Jim’s whereabouts because he wants to get a reward for capturing Jim.
• Huck writes the letter to Miss Watson informing her of Jim’s whereabouts because he believes that Jim is a dangerous criminal and needs to be apprehended.
• Huck writes the letter to Miss Watson informing her of Jim’s whereabouts because he feels guilty about helping Jim escape and believes that by returning him, he will be doing the right thing and avoiding eternal damnation.

When does Jim earn his freedom?

• When Huck helps him escape from slavery.
• When Tom Sawyer tricks him into thinking he is free.
• When Jim is sold to another slave owner.
• When Miss Watson dies and frees him in her will.

How do Pap Finn, the Widow Douglas, and Judge Thatcher dispute over the custody of Huck?

• Pap Finn wants custody because he loves Huck more than anyone else.
• Pap Finn, the Widow Douglas, and Judge Thatcher all agree to share custody of Huck.
• The Widow Douglas and Judge Thatcher want custody because they want to control Huck's life.
• Pap Finn wants custody for money, while the Widow Douglas and Judge Thatcher believe Huck would be better off elsewhere.

Why doesn’t Huck want to be adopted by Aunt Sally?

• Huck wants to be adopted by someone else.
• Huck wants to live with his biological parents.
• Huck dislikes Aunt Sally.
• Huck values his freedom and independence.

How does Huck escape from imprisonment by his father?

• By faking his own death and running away.
• By hiring Killian as his hitman.

• By bribing the guards to let him go.
• By digging a tunnel under the prison walls.

What is the significance of the town of Cairo, Illinois?

• The town of Cairo, Illinois is significant because it is home of the world famous "Twinkie."

• The town of Cairo, Illinois is significant because it is a popular tourist destination, and Stokely hangs out there.

• The town of Cairo, Illinois is significant because it is the meeting point of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, and the southernmost tip of the free states.

• The town of Cairo, Illinois is significant because it is known for its historical landmarks.

What dreams and plans does Jim have for his future once he successfully escapes from slavery?

• Jim dreams of buying his wife and children's freedom and moving to a free state to start a new life with them.
• Jim dreams of starting a new life as a farmer and owning his own land.
• Jim dreams of traveling the world and experiencing different cultures.
• Jim dreams of becoming a wealthy businessman and living a life of luxury.

·         How does Huck escape from the feud between the Grangerfords and the Shepherdsons?

• By climbing into a cottonwood tree to hide

• By joining one of the feuding families and pretending to be a member
• By running away to a different town and starting a new life
• By convincing the Grangerfords and the Shepherdsons to make peace