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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 13, what name does Huck give some men who are looking for a runaway slave?
(a) Willie.
(b) Johnny.
(c) Billy.
(d) Frankie.

2. In Part One, Chapter 15, what does Young George bring Jim?
(a) Potatoes.
(b) Cornbread.
(c) Pencil.
(d) Water.

3. Who does Jim use as an example in his language lessons for the children?
(a) Miss Samuel.
(b) Mrs. Holiday.
(c) Miss Wilson.
(d) Mrs. Davidson.

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

5. In Part One, Chapter 1, what is Jim waiting for at the door of Miss Watson's kitchen?
(a) Lunch.
(b) Sandwich.
(c) Supper.
(d) Corn bread.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Young George doing when his master lost a pencil?

2. What does Jim want to keep from the robbers' stash they find on the skiff he and Huck take?

3. Who does Huck hear Jim mention when Jim is delirious from the snake bite?

4. When it snows, for whom does Jim take some wood?

5. In Part One, Chapter 14, where is Jim when he wakes and sees a group of Black men?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. In Part One, Chapter 1, from where and how are Huck and Tom watching Jim?

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

4. What lessons does Jim give his daughter and other slave children and why does he give those lessons?

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

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

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

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

9. How and why does Jim send Huck into town?

10. Where does Jim find himself and with whom in Part One, Chapter 14?

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