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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. How many keys are there to the shackles the blacksmith uses on Jim?
(a) 25.
(b) 2.
(c) 50.
(d) 4.
2. What does the King call Jim in Part one, Chapter 23?
(a) Mandingo.
(b) Romeo.
(c) Jim.
(d) Caesar.
3. Before the Mississippi River meets the Ohio River, in what direction is it flowing?
(a) Northwest.
(b) Southeast.
(c) Northeast.
(d) Southwest.
4. What do the Virginia Minstrels use to blacken their faces when they sing?
(a) Coal dust.
(b) Bootblack.
(c) Burnt cork.
(d) Shoe polish.
5. In Part Two, Chapter 8, how much sleep does the man shoveling coal into the furnace on the boat get?
(a) A couple hours.
(b) 2 hours.
(c) 4 hours.
(d) Little naps.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 26, what does Easter say a man was lynched for upriver?
2. In Part One, Chapter 28, what does Jim drink with the Virginia Minstrels for the first time?
3. What time does Wiley come into the livery in Chapter 26 to see how Jim is doing?
4. How much time does Jim have in Chapter 26 to make horse shoes?
5. What is the name of the man in charge of the engine room and the slave running the engine room?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Jim and Norman get food after they escape from Henderson after Sammy's dies?
2. At the end of Part Two, how do Jim and Norman end up in the river again?
3. Why does Jim have to stay at the livery when the Duke and the King leave?
4. What do Jim and Huck see when they spot a steamboat on fire in Part One, Chapter 21?
5. Why does Jim decide to escape after his first day with Henderson, and who does he take with him?
6. Why does Wiley sell Jim?
7. In Part One, Chapter 23, why is Jim limping?
8. How is Jim made up to sing with the Virginia Minstrels?
9. How does Norman describe Jim to an old white woman in Bluebird Hole?
10. What do Jim and Norman do when they get on the riverboat?
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