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Who did the Phelpses initially think Huck was?
Who did the Phelpses initially think Huck was?
- Tom Sawyer (correct)
- Jim
- Huck Finn
- Sid
What did Huck plan to do when he left the Phelpses' house?
What did Huck plan to do when he left the Phelpses' house?
- Get food from town
- Return to St Petersburg
- Visit Aunt Polly
- Retrieve his bags from the boat station (correct)
How did Tom Sawyer react when he saw Huck?
How did Tom Sawyer react when he saw Huck?
- He thought Huck was dead. (correct)
- He was indifferent.
- He was angry.
- He was scared.
What did Huck want to help Jim do?
What did Huck want to help Jim do?
What was Tom's reaction after learning about Jim's situation?
What was Tom's reaction after learning about Jim's situation?
What was Tom's initial feeling about Jim's escape plan?
What was Tom's initial feeling about Jim's escape plan?
What did Tom and the narrator do every night to prepare for Jim's escape?
What did Tom and the narrator do every night to prepare for Jim's escape?
How did Tom react when they learned the men with guns were in the sitting-room?
How did Tom react when they learned the men with guns were in the sitting-room?
What ultimately caused the narrator and Jim to be less happy during their escape?
What ultimately caused the narrator and Jim to be less happy during their escape?
What did Jim insist on regarding Tom's injury?
What did Jim insist on regarding Tom's injury?
Flashcards
Escape Plan
Escape Plan
The act of helping someone escape from captivity or confinement, often involving risks and secrecy.
Adventure Plan
Adventure Plan
Creating a plan that involves elements of danger and excitement, often inspired by fictional stories or adventure narratives.
Secret Letters
Secret Letters
Secret communications used to inform others about a planned event or situation, often used in cases of escape or deception.
Gang of Slave-Thieves
Gang of Slave-Thieves
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Set Someone Free
Set Someone Free
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Huck and Tom's plan to free Jim
Huck and Tom's plan to free Jim
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Huck's disguise as Tom Sawyer
Huck's disguise as Tom Sawyer
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Tom's willingness to help Jim
Tom's willingness to help Jim
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Tom Sawyer's role in the rescue plan
Tom Sawyer's role in the rescue plan
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Huck's plan to rescue Jim
Huck's plan to rescue Jim
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Study Notes
Huckleberry Finn - Plot Summary (Pages 1-14)
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Initial Situation: Huck is urged to stay with his relatives. The main character is initially hidden from his relatives. His relatives are looking for him.
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Plan to Free Jim: Huck learns Tom Sawyer has devised a plan to free Jim, the escaped slave. They plan to help Jim escape. A secret plan is formed.
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Escape Attempt: There's an attempt to secretly free Jim from captivity. They face obstacles.
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Encounter with Tom Sawyer: Huck is surprised to see Tom Sawyer. Huck explains his situation; Tom explains his role in the plan. There's a discussion about the plan and about the possibility of getting into trouble.
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Adventure and Unexpected Turns: Huck and Tom decide to help. The plan involves digging a tunnel under a hut to make Jim escape. The adventure becomes complicated because Tom and Huck's characters don't always align; and they face unexpected obstacles and dangers.
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Tom's Injury: Tom Sawyer gets injured during the escape plan. He receives medical attention. There is tension between the characters as the plan plays out. Jim is rescued.
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Family Involvement: Tom has a brother, Sid, who visits. Aunt Sally and Uncle Silas are also involved in the situation and the escape. The characters' family relationships are explored in greater detail.
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Revelation and Clarification: Huck learns Jim's owner is dead. Jim is legally free. Aunt Sally confronts them because she thought Huck was hiding. All the different facets and circumstances associated with the story are reviewed in this section.
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Escape and Adventure: The characters escape and plan to travel to a distant location. The adventure isn't over yet. There will be more adventure and peril.
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Future Plans: The characters discuss adventures in the future. They speak about their plans for what's in store for them. The novel introduces ideas about what's to come.
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Final Thoughts: The plan to free Jim is successful. The characters face more challenges and adventures ahead.
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Explore the plot summary of the first 14 pages of 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'. This section introduces Huck's initial situation, his plan to help Jim escape, and his encounter with Tom Sawyer. Delve into the adventures and unexpected challenges they face together as they try to facilitate an escape amidst various obstacles.
