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Huckleberry Finn Review
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25 Questions

1. The Grangerfords

2. Widow Douglas

3. What Does Huck Think About Religion- specifically The Good Place - The Bad Place And Prayer?

4. Jim

5. Miss Watson

6. Why It Is Important That Huck Says - "All Right - Then - I'll Go To Hell."?

7. Huck Finn

8. Colonel Sherburn

9. Does Huck Change As A Result Of His Adventures? Explain How He Does Or Doesn't.

10. Silas Phelps

11. Give Two Examples Of Satire Used In Huckleberry Finn.

12. Tom's Plan Is Actually Cruel. Why?

13. Explain The Differences Between Huck And The Hunters.

14. Huck's Pap Returns For The Sole Purpose Of Grabbing Huck's Wealth.

15. Why Do Huck And Jim Begin Their Journey Down The Mississippi?

16. Define Satire.

17. Why Does Pap Yell At Huck For Becoming Civilized?

18. Why Does Huck Want To Save Jim Turner?

19. Explain Why Mark Twain Used Huck As The Narrator And What Effect It Has On Us As Readers.

20. What's The Difference Between Tom's Plan For Freeing Jim And Huck's?

21. Aunt Sally

22. What Purpose(S) Does Huck's Death Serve?

23. Tom Sawyer

24. Judge Thatcher

25. Why Does Huck Assume Tom Sawyer's Identity?

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