Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

by

Mark Twain

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Chapter 3 Quiz 7 questions

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What is the difference between Miss Watson's and the Widow Douglas's interpretations of Christian values?
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Miss Watson is strict and rules-obsessed, while the Widow Douglas is lenient and gentle
The Widow Douglas is strict and rules-obsessed, while Miss Watson only pretends to uphold Christian values
The Widow Douglas seems to be compassionate, while Miss Watson is strict and takes a superstitious view of prayer
Both hold roughly the same interpretation of Christian values
What is Huck's conclusion regarding the efficacy of prayer, based on his experiences and observations?
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Huck believes that prayer always provides material rewards
Huck thinks that prayer only brings spiritual gifts, which he finds worthwhile
Huck believes that prayer always guarantees the recovery of lost items
Huck decides prayer has no value as it doesn't always bring material gains, only spiritual ones
What does Huck's knowledge about how men and women float suggest?
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It implies Huck's familiarity with swimming
It indicates Huck's analytical skills and investigative nature
It implies Huck's knowledge of the harsh realities of death
It indicates Huck's understanding of human anatomy
Why did Huck and the other boys resign from Tom Sawyer's Gang?
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They were tired of simply pretending to rob They found the activities too risky
They were tired of getting in trouble with adults
They found the activities too risky
They disagreed with Tom's leadership
What is a fundamental difference between Tom and Huck's approaches towards play and life?
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Tom enjoys pretending and finds reward in play, while Huck is more interested in material gain
Tom is interested in material gain, while Huck enjoys pretending and finds reward in play
While Tom still enjoys pretending, Huck prefers focusing on real life
While Huck still enjoys pretending, Tom prefers focusing on real life
What did the boys in Tom Sawyer's Gang find instead of the anticipated group of Spanish merchants and "A-rabs" during their planned raid?
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A group of thieves
A religious revival
An empty cave
A Sunday school picnic
What does Huck's action of testing Tom's claim about summoning genies reveal about his character?
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Huck is impressionable and easily influenced by others' ideas
Huck is skeptical about new ideas and prefers to test their validity himself
Huck is naïve and believes in supernatural beings like genies
Huck is closed-minded and dismisses others' ideas without trying them