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Week 1 Test 2 of 2 Friday 3/20

Quiz by Heather Fernandez

High School
English III (2017)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

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  • Q1
    Is this story fiction or non-fiction?
    non -fiction
    fiction
    300s
    110.38.C.5.A
  • Q2
    How does Mark Twain express his ideas about slavery in the novel so far?Answers should be at least 2 complete sentences. Answer and submit separately in google classroom after selecting the correct answer.
    Throughout the novel, Mark Twain expresses his idea that slavery is wrong. Through the words and actions of characters, readers can see the injustice of slavery and the moral inconsistency of a society that allows one human to own and control another human.
    Throughout the novel, Mark Twain expresses his idea that slavery is a great idea. Through the words and actions of characters, readers can see how much fun it was to be a slave
    300s
    110.38.C.5.A
  • Q3
    From what you already know about the use of symbolism to enhance a writer's purpose, and from what you can perceive about the Mississippi River's importance this early in the novel, how is the river used as a symbol of freedom? Answers should be at least 5 complete sentences. Answer and submit separately in google classroom after selecting the correct answer.
    The river symbolizes freedom from "civilized" society – both for Huck and Jim. Along the river, Jim could possibly escape to a free state. Huck is also free from the ideas forced upon him by society and he is able to make up his own mind about what is right and wrong. When they find themselves in various dangerous situations, the river is a place to escape from danger.
    The river symbolizes a prison for Huck and Jim.
    Along the river, he never learned a single thing
    300s
    110.38.C.5.A
  • Q4
    Make an educated prediction based on what you have read so far to determine how Huck may develop and change throughout the novel? Include textual evidence to support your reasoning. Answers should be at least 5 complete sentences. Answer and submit separately in google classroom after selecting the correct answer.
    There are numerous situations where Huck chooses to side with Jim and protect Jim because he thinks for himself that this is the right thing to do.
    All of the above.
    Along the river, Huck is free to make up his own mind about right and wrong.
    There are times when Huck is conflicted by his decision to protect Jim as this seems to be going against the ideas taught to him by "civilized" society.
    300s
    110.38.C.5.A

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