How would you best categorize this description? setting: physical description (p. In chapter 7, why does Huck wish Tom Sawyer was with him as he fakes his own death? He believes Tom would provide more imaginative details for the situation. Which element of narrative voice is best illustrated in the above passage? details Where does Tom get his ideas for the adventures that he creates for Huck and the other boys? from his imagination ? In what way does Mark Twain use irony to illustrate the character of Miss Watson? by contrasting her religious beliefs with her willingness to own slaves In chapter 7, why does Huck want people to think he is dead? He does not want anyone to come looking for him. Which example best illustrates his use of satire? Tom's band of robbers attacking a group of children What purpose does the story of Jim and the hat serve in chapter 2? to illustrate Jim's superstitious beliefs (p.16) Which element of narrative voice is best illustrated in the above passage? imagery (p.10) Which writing technique is best illustrated by the above passage? exaggeration Why does Miss Watson turn away from Huck when he asks her about the answers to his prayers? She does not know how to answer his logical questions p.9) ? Mark Twain uses satire throughout chapters 2 and 3.
During what period in history does The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn take place? just before the Civil War Which event best illustrates the use of satire in chapter 1? Huck decides he does not want to go to "the good place" if Miss Watson is going to be there. (p.7) The excerpt above best illustrates which theme from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn? social injustice ? Which element of the setting also becomes a main character in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn? the Mississippi River What is unique about the opening of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn? The author, Mark Twain, writes about himself as if he is another character in the story. (7-8) Based on the excerpt above, what is one trait of Huck Finn's personality? He is superstitious.
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