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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was the schoolmaster's unfulfilled goal?
(a) to be an actor
(b) to be a lawyer
(c) to be a doctor
(d) to be the mayor

2. What prevented Injun Joe from taking off on Friday?
(a) Injun Joe needs a map of the river before he can leave.
(b) Tom and Huck playing in view of the haunted house.
(c) The sheriff still searching for Injun Joe for murder.
(d) Injun Joe needs extra cash before he can leave.

3. How far away from the cave entrance are Becky and Tom when they emerge?
(a) three miles
(b) ten miles
(c) 50 feet
(d) five miles

4. What color lights are seen in the haunted house, reportedly?
(a) green
(b) blue
(c) red
(d) yellow

5. How does Polly learn that Tom was lying about his dream?
(a) Sid finds out what happened and tells on Tom.
(b) Joe tells Polly the truth.
(c) Huck tells Polly the truth.
(d) Joe's mother tells Polly the truth.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Huck say he'd do with treasure?

2. What does Tom find in No. 2?

3. What color is the schoolmaster's bald head, when the pranksters cause a cat to snatch his wig away?

4. What does Polly say that Tom should have done?

5. What do Tom and Huck do instead of going to the haunted house?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Becky react when she first realizes she and Tom are lost?

2. What happens to Tom and Huck's treasure?

3. Describe Huck's reaction to living with the Widow Douglas.

4. How does Tom treat Amy Lawrence when he comes back to school?

5. What does Tom say that people often find that leads them to a buried treasure?

6. What is Tom's prior experience with the boy he saw Becky with?

7. Why does Injun Joe want to harm the Widow Douglas?

8. What is the town's reaction after the murder trial?

9. Where does Tom think he's found No. 2?

10. What evidence of Becky and Tom do the searchers find in the cave?

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