Character Decisions and Reactions Analysis

In this chapter of 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn', Huck observes the king and duke's schemes while staying with Mary Jane. He navigates social interactions during dinner, discusses English customs, and faces a moral dilemma about the king's plan to steal from the family. Huck decides to hide the money to protect Mary Jane and her sisters, ultimately eavesdropping on the king and duke to learn their plans.

What does Mary Jane offer to do with her room for Uncle Javi?

• Move her belongings out if needed

• Keep it as it is

• Give it to Uncle William

• Turn it into a guest room

How does the king feel about the room decorations?

• He finds them too cluttered

• He thinks they make the room homely

• He wants them removed

• He doesn't notice them

What is the general reaction to the supper prepared by Mary Jane?

• The food is criticized

• The food is sent back

• The food is praised

• The food is ignored

What does the protagonist claim about King William IV?

• He attends their church

• He dislikes the sea

• He lives in Sheffield

• He is still alive

How does the protagonist handle the questioning about England?

• By fabricating stories

• By avoiding the questions

• By telling the truth

• By changing the subject

What does the protagonist decide to do after reflecting on Mary Jane's kindness?

• Confront the king

• Hide the money

• Steal the money

• Leave the house

What is the protagonist's plan to protect Mary Jane and her sisters?

• Leave town

• Confront the king

• Hide the money

• Tell the doctor

What does the king suggest about the doctor?

• He is trustworthy

• He is an ally

• He is a threat

• He is irrelevant

What is the duke's concern about their plan?

• They should trust the doctor

• The money is not enough

• They should sell more property

• They should leave immediately

Where does the protagonist plan to hide the money after retrieving it?

• Outside the house

• With Mary Jane

• In the house

• In the river