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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who told Huck a story about a genie in a lamp?
(a) Tom Sawyer.
(b) Bessie.
(c) Widow Douglas.
(d) Aunt Polly.

2. What is the name of the couple running away to get married in Part One, Chapter 17?
(a) Sophia and Harney.
(b) Margaret and Will.
(c) Grace and Louis.
(d) Kate and David.

3. What last name does Jim think he would like if he could have a last name?
(a) Cooper.
(b) Hawke.
(c) Martin.
(d) Golightly.

4. In Part One, Chapter 7, before Jim use paper and ink in the cave on Jackson Island, how many times before has he had paper and ink?
(a) 1.
(b) 2.
(c) 3.
(d) None.

5. How many people are killed trying to stop a couple from running off to get married?
(a) 7.
(b) 6.
(c) 2.
(d) 4.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whose horse is on the buckboard Jim is unloading in Part One, Chapter 2?

2. Who does a young man who got in trouble for selling a paste for teeth say he is?

3. In Part One, Chapter 2, what is Jim hauling from the buckboard to the shed in the back of Widow Douglas's house?

4. What does Jim catch after recovering from the snake bite?

5. In Part One, Chapter 13, how much money do some men give Huck?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Miss Wilson ask Jim to do when she learns that Huck's father is back in town?

2. Why is Jim concerned when Huck tells him that he faked his death?

3. What happened to a man named McIntosh in St. Louis?

4. How does Little George get Jim a pencil?

5. Why does Jim get sick on Jackson Island?

6. How do Huck and Jim escape when some men come upon them in Part One?

7. What do Huck and Jim find in a house floating down the river during the flood?

8. What story does Huck tell the men who call themselves King and Duke?

9. What do Huck and Tom do while Jim pretends to sleep?

10. What do Jim and Huck find in the robbers' skiff, and what do they keep?

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