Huck finn Flashcards

1
Q

Jim regrets striking his Daughter because

A

she is deaf

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2
Q

Everyone in town except the Duke and dauphin as Peter Wilks brothers except

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the doctor

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3
Q

Jim and huck originally plan to travel the river as far as

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cairo

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4
Q

huck and jim attribute their bad luck to

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touching a snakeskin

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5
Q

at the end of the novel, jim is set free because

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miss waatson has freed him in her will

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6
Q

Tom’s prize trophy from the evasion is

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a bullet

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7
Q

the reward for Jim’s return is

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$300

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8
Q

One of Mark Twain’s most useful methods to achieve local color is his

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use of dialect

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9
Q

Huck finally gets rid of the Duke and dauphin when

A

they sell jim

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10
Q

Jim doesn’t want huck to see you the dead man’s face in the flooded house because it

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is pap

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11
Q

Twain’s attitude toward slavery and the slave code and hucks dilemma is revealed through

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ironic and satiric commentary

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12
Q

Huck sells his fortune to the judge because

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pap is back

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13
Q

When tommy barnes threatens to tell the gangs secrets, tom

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gives him five cents

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14
Q

Huck justifies his stealing by saying

A

he is just borrowing

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15
Q

Peter wilks money is hidden in

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all of these

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16
Q

one example of hucks humanity is his

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regret over seeing the duke and king tarred and feathered

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17
Q

When huck forgets his new name at the grangerfords, he shows his cleverness by

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asking buck how to spell his name

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18
Q

huck ends up living with pap because

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his father kidnaps him

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19
Q

is miss sophias boyfriend

A

Harney shephardson

20
Q

Is the first one to “sivilize” huck

A

Widow dougllass

21
Q

Pretends to be “Uncle william”

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Duke

22
Q

Painted nude in the “Royal nonesuch”

A

Dauphin

23
Q

Runs away from miss wattson

A

Jim

24
Q

is killed in the feud

A

Buck Grangerford

25
Q

Sets her slave free in her will

A

miss watson

26
Q

narrates the story

A

Huck finn

27
Q

plans the evasion

A

tom sawyer

28
Q

Is tom’s uncle

A

silas

29
Q

t/f Hemingway Stated, “all modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called huck finn.”

A

T

30
Q

t/f Mark twain sent the American literary voice that made the final break from the rigid dictates of European literary forms

A

T

31
Q

t/f Huckleberry Finn combines elements of realism color with the drama of the open road

A

T

32
Q

t/f The dark side of the story line is filled with some of the most serious questions facing 19th century: slavery and rebellious teenagers

A

F

33
Q

t/f Twains condemnation of social ills is implicit rather than explicit

A

T

34
Q

t/f tom’s and Hucks fortune comes from a $12,000 inheritance

A

F

35
Q

t/f besides being a farmer, Silas Phelps is also a preacher

A

T

36
Q

t/f Tom insists on being practical and efficient in freeing jim

A

F

37
Q

t/f Toms gang follows through on the orders contained in the oath

A

F

38
Q

t/f huck tells the Duke and dauphin the truth about himself and jim

A

F

39
Q

t/f The duke and dauphin are displaced royalty

A

F

40
Q

t/f Tom represents the establishment, and huck is shocked at his willingness to aid in the rescue plot

A

T

41
Q

t/f Jim is superstitious and believes in witches

A

T

42
Q

t/f Huck prefers the widow douglas’ god over miss watsons

A

T

43
Q

t/f Jim thinks he will become rich someday

A

T

44
Q

t/f Huckleberry finn contains a social comment deeper than a simple adventure story

A

T

45
Q

t/f more money is made on the third performance of the “royal nonesuch” than the first two

A

T

46
Q

Whenever huck thinks about helping Jim to freedom it feels

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confused and ashamed