1.      Write a brief, original summary of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

2.      In the novel, when do Huck’s attitudes toward Jim’s race begin to change?

3.      What are some themes from the novel?

4.      Who narrates The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?

5.      Why does Twain choose to use the Mississippi River as a setting for the novel?

6.      What is the central conflict of the novel? What type of conflict is it?

7.      What is the main idea of the novel?

Question

1.      Write a brief, original summary of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. 




2.      In the novel, when do Huck’s attitudes toward Jim’s race begin to change? 



3.      What are some themes from the novel? 



4.      Who narrates The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn? 



5.      Why does Twain choose to use the Mississippi River as a setting for the novel? 



6.      What is the central conflict of the novel?  What type of conflict is it? 



7.      What is the main idea of the novel?

anonymous · Answer

Um... is there something SPECIFIC you needed help with?  We're not here to do your entire assignment for you.

anonymous · Answer

Read the book.

anonymous · Answer

Peeps the one i need help with is # 2!

anonymous · Answer

I think his attitude toward Jim began to change when Huck apologized to Jim for tricking him.  If he still thought of him as a nobody - a slave to be owned - he wouldn't have felt the need to apologize.  I hope I helped.