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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. In Part One, Chapter 14, where is Jim when he wakes and sees a group of Black men?
(a) Illinois.
(b) Tennessee.
(c) Ohio.
(d) Missouri.

2. In Part One, Chapter 12, what time of day do Jim and Huck find their canoe and raft again?
(a) At dusk.
(b) Late afternoon.
(c) Mid-morning.
(d) Noon.

3. In Part One, Chapter 20, about how many white people are at a revival?
(a) 300.
(b) 325.
(c) 275.
(d) 250.

4. During the storm in Part One, Chapter 5, what type of snake bites Jim?
(a) Cottonmouth.
(b) Rattlesnake.
(c) Coral snake.
(d) Copperhead.

5. In Part One, Chapter 2, how did McIntosh die?
(a) Tarred and feathered.
(b) Hung.
(c) Shot.
(d) Burned alive.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Part One, Chapter 3, where does Jim stash some seasoned logs?

2. When Jim talks to some men at a fire, where does he say he was taken when he was about to have a nap in Part One, Chapter 1?

3. What food does Huck find in a house floating down the river during the flood?

4. What river are Jim and Huck approaching at the end of Part One, Chapter 12?

5. What type of tree is at the junction of a wagon road and path in Part One, Chapter 20?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What does Huck tell Jim about a feud between the Shepherdsons and Grangerfords?

3. What do Jim and Huck eat when they are on Jackson Island?

4. How does Little George get Jim a pencil?

5. What do Huck and Jim see when they come to a revival with the Duke and the King?

6. Why does Jim get sick on Jackson Island?

7. What does Jim see as he leaves the area where he met four Black men?

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

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

10. When it snows in early spring, how do the Blacks get wood?

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