2. Why isn't Jim able to sleep in Chapter 39?
(a) He is disturbed by the animals' activity.
(b) He is excited about escaping.
(c) Huck and Tom make too much noise.
(d) He is afraid of witches.

3. In Chapter 30, what do the King and the Duke accuse each other of doing?
(a) Trying to escape with the money.
(b) Flirting with Mary Jane.
(c) Hiding the money in the coffin.
(d) Trying to drown Huck,

4. What suggests that Jim is only playing along with the two boys in their outrageous escape plan?
(a) He has told another slave about the escapade.
(b) He threatens to leave if he has to put himself in physical danger.
(c) He can unshackle himself at will.
(d) He humors them by going along with the silly, romantic nonsense.

5. From the list below, select the set of character traits Tom Sawyer is shown to have, as shown in Chapter 34.
(a) Practical, slippery, easily led, sly, romantic.
(b) Imaginative, brave, true to his word, innovative, romantic.
(c) Untrustworthy, attractive, serious, risk-taking, brave.
(d) Innovative, easily led, amoral, gullible.

6. What is the problem with Jim being imprisoned in a log cabin?
(a) There is no rock on which he can trace his coat-of-arms.
(b) It is easy for others to hear what is going on inside it.
(c) There is nowhere for Huck and Tom to hide should someone come by.
(d) It is very cold there at night.

7. Where do Huck and Tom obtain a wire rat trap?
(a) They find it in the shed.
(b) They find it on the rubbish pile.
(c) They steal it from the village shop.
(d) They buy it in the village.

8. Why does Huck dress as a servant girl?
(a) Tom persuades him that the anonymous letters must be delivered by a servant girl.
(b) The clothing won't fit Tom himself.
(c) Tom persuades him to adopt this disguise to spy out information in the village.
(d) So that he won't be noticed as he delivers letters.

9. What secret does Jim reveal at the end of the book?
(a) That Huck's father shot two of the Grangerfords.
(b) That he is really an African prince and can reward all of them.
(c) That Huck's father was the dead man inside the floating house.
(d) That there is more money hidden on the raft.

10. Why does Tom Sawyer say "H'aint ever done you no harm"?
(a) He thinks Huck is about to steal his horse.
(b) He fears Huck will blackmail him about Jim.
(c) He thinks Huck is about to assault him.
(d) He thinks Huck is a ghost come to haunt him.

11. Where is Aunt Sally's calico dress in Chapter 42?
(a) One of the slave women is wearing it.
(b) It's being worn by Jim.
(c) Aunt Sally is wearing it.
(d) In the mending basket.

12. Why is Silas Phelps scared?
(a) He thinks something dreadful has happened to the boat.
(b) He has received a stern letter from his bank manager.
(c) He thinks he has an illness.
(d) He has been to the Nonsuch and doesn't want Sally to find out.

13. How does Jim receive his food while in captivity?
(a) On a tin plate.
(b) On a trencher made with fried bread.
(c) On a pan.
(d) On a salver.

14. What distance has Aunt Polly traveled to check up on Tom?
(a) Eleven hundred miles.
(b) Eleven miles.
(c) Five hundred miles.
(d) Two hundred miles.

15. Why does Huck think he has no money left?
(a) He's had to pay for damage to the steam-boat that ran over the raft.
(b) Judge Thatcher has not invested it wisely.
(c) He imagines his father has obtained the money from Judge Thatcher and spent it all on drink.
(d) His father has probably stolen it.