Adventures of Huckleberry Finn quiz and flashcards
Test yourself on Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: 30 quiz questions with the answer explained, and 40 flashcards on the characters, places, themes and turning points. Free, no sign-up.
Why does Huck return to the widow’s home?
What does Tom do to Jim while Jim sleeps?
What sends Huck to Judge Thatcher to sell his money?
Why do the widow and Judge Thatcher fail to gain guardianship?
What makes Pap’s cabin especially dangerous for Huck?
How does Huck try to prevent pursuit after escaping Pap?
Why has Jim fled to Jackson’s Island?
Why does Jim suggest moving supplies into the cavern?
What causes Jim’s snakebite?
What news makes Huck and Jim leave Jackson’s Island?
Why does Huck apologize to Jim after their separation in fog?
How does Huck keep two armed searchers away from Jim?
What drives Huck away from the Grangerfords and back to Jim?
Why does Huck accept the strangers’ false claims of rank?
How does the king collect donations in Chapter 20?
Who shoots Boggs after his repeated insults?
Why does the first audience praise the fraudulent show afterward?
Whom do the king and duke impersonate in the Wilks fraud?
Who challenges the king’s false English speech?
Where does Huck hide the stolen Wilks money?
What does Huck do after remembering Jim’s kindness in Chapter 31?
Whom does Aunt Sally initially believe Huck to be?
What has happened to the king and duke when the boys find them?
Which simple escape plan does Huck suggest?
Why do the boys replace their knives with digging tools?
What do the boys deliver to Jim inside a pie?
Why must Jim leave his confinement during the preparations?
Why does Jim refuse to continue escaping after reaching the raft?
What does Tom reveal about Jim after returning wounded?
Why does Huck plan to leave for the Territory?
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