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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. After the raft breaks apart, where does Jim find himself in Part One, Chapter 14?
(a) Caught in vines.
(b) Forest of pines.
(c) Among some dead logs.
(d) Blackberry bramble.

2. When it snows, for whom does Jim take some wood?
(a) May and Peanut.
(b) April and Cotton.
(c) July and Skinny.
(d) June and Luke.

3. What berries do Jim and Huck find on Jackson Island?
(a) Raspberries and blueberries.
(b) Blackberries and gooseberries.
(c) Blueberries and mulberries.
(d) Gooseberries and mulberries.

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

5. What type of tree is at the junction of a wagon road and path in Part One, Chapter 20?
(a) Sycamore.
(b) Maple.
(c) Elm.
(d) Oak.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many people are killed trying to stop a couple from running off to get married?

2. In Part One, Chapter 15, what does Young George bring Jim?

3. In Part One, Chapter 18, how wide is the river in some places?

4. During the storm in Part One, Chapter 5, what type of snake bites Jim?

5. At the revival, what is the name of the woman in Part One, Chapter 20, who has one leg shorter than the other?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

4. Why does Jim get sick on Jackson Island?

5. Why is Sadie concerned for Jim in Part One, Chapter 4?

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

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

8. What happens when Huck explores a wrecked steamboat?

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

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

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