1. What does Huck mean at the end of the chapter 3 when he compares Tom’s lies to Sunday school?
2. Find two examples of Huck’s superstitious beliefs in chapter 4.
3. How does the author create a vivid atmosphere in chapter 7? Provide one example of how this is done.
4. Which literary device can be found twice in this sentence? “I see the moon gooff watch and the darkness begin to blanket the river.” (Chapter 8)
5. Describe in your own words how Jim escaped in chapter 8.
6. What self-described “lowdown thing” has Huck done in chapter 31?

Question

1. What does Huck mean at the end of the chapter 3 when he compares Tom’s lies to Sunday school?
2. Find two examples of Huck’s superstitious beliefs in chapter 4.
3. How does the author create a vivid atmosphere in chapter 7?  Provide one example of how this is done.
4. Which literary device can be found twice in this sentence? “I see the moon gooff watch and the darkness begin to blanket the river.” (Chapter 8)
5. Describe in your own words how Jim escaped in chapter 8.
6. What self-described “lowdown thing” has Huck done in chapter 31?

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7. How are the white woman and her children the same as the slave woman and her children? Why do you think Twain included this detail? (Chapter 32)

johnn. · Answer

Thanks for the help guys.