2. How is Jim alerted to the coming lightning storm?
(a) He feels a change in the atmosphere and smells ozone.
(b) He goes into a trance and sees a vision of the coming storm.
(c) He understands clouds and thunderheads.
(d) He has an astute observation of birds.

3. Where does Colonel Sherburn stand to protect himself in Chapter 22?
(a) On the roof of his front porch.
(b) Behind the wood-heap.
(c) Behind his front gate.
(d) At the front door of his house.

4. What illness is supposed to be the problem at the Proctors'?
(a) Mumps.
(b) Malaria.
(c) Cholera.
(d) Scarlet fever.

5. Where does Huck go to cook his supper in Chapter 8?
(a) Deep into the woods.
(b) On the beach facing the Illinois bank.
(c) The Illinois bank of the river.
(d) Close to where he has hidden the canoe.

6. Who has "no more smile to him than there is to a ham"?
(a) The undertaker.
(b) Peter.
(c) The King.
(d) Jim.

7. In Chapter 13, what is Jim's attitude to the adventure he and Huck have just experienced?
(a) Compliant. He likes Huck to lead, enjoyed the adventure and falls in with Huck's ideas.
(b) Ambivalent. He is uncertain about the moral status of what they have just done.
(c) Negative. He didn't enjoy it and doesn't want similar adventures.
(d) Enthusiastic. He can't wait for the next opportunity, though he does have some criticism.

8. How does Jim react when he first sees Huck in Chapter 8?
(a) He's angry and afraid of being discovered.
(b) He's relieved and happy Huck is alive.
(c) He's frightened as he genuinely believes Huck is a ghost.
(d) He thinks Huck is the Devil and is desperately afraid.

9. Where, on the island, do Huck and Jim hide their belongings?
(a) Inside a hollow log in a clearing.
(b) In a hole dug under a marked tree.
(c) In a cavern.
(d) In bundles secured to treetops.

10. Who is the servant, Adolphus?
(a) Jim.
(b) Tom Sawyer.
(c) Huck Finn.
(d) The Duke.

11. What is the 'good place' to which Miss Watson keeps referring?
(a) The cemetery.
(b) Heaven.
(c) Baton Rouge.
(d) Church.

12. Whose idea of the after-life does Huck favor?
(a) His father's.
(b) The widow's.
(c) Tom Sawyer's.
(d) Miss Watson's.

13. What action does Jim fear will bring bad luck?
(a) Spitting into the wind.
(b) Pulling floating bread from the river.
(c) Touching a snake's skin.
(d) Falling over a black cat.

14. Huck's narrative includes the words: "but I was over the shoal water now." This is an example of what sort of figurative language?
(a) Personification.
(b) Simile.
(c) Exaggeration.
(d) Metaphor.

15. What is the main accusation Colonel Sherburn levels at the crowd?
(a) Racial prejudice.
(b) Cowardice.
(c) A negligent attitude to their church-going.
(d) Poor dress standards.