5 Written Questions

1. Tom's cousin, who also lives with Aunt Polly.
2. Tom's ex-girlfriend, whom he dumps when Becky comes to town.
3. A boy with an imagination to rival Tom's, at start he his Tom's best friends. But by the end, Huck is probably more important to Tom.
4. A mischievous orphan with a lively imagination, a talent for persuading other people to join in his crazy schemes, and a good heart.
5. The villain of the story, said to be part Native American and part white; cruel and ruthless because of his Native American heritage.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Harmless local layabout and drunk, who is falsely accused of a murder that Injun Joe committed.
   1. Muff Potter
   2. Tom Sawyer
   3. Joe Harper
   4. Aunt Polly
2. A great friend of Tom's, sounds like a boy to be pitied. Poor, homeless and uncared for by his drunken father, dresses in rags and scrounges for food where he can. So much energy and life.
   1. Jim
   2. Huck Finn
   3. Aunt Polly
   4. Sid
3. Young black boy who lives with, and works for Aunt Polly. It's never actually said in the book, but is certainly a slave.
   1. Injun Joe
   2. Mary
   3. Sid
   4. Jim
4. Tom's on-off girlfriend. She is proud as Tom, and their relationship is often stormy.
   1. Muff Potter
   2. Becky Thatcher
   3. Tom Sawyer
   4. Joe Harper
5. Tom and Sid's guardian. Always telling Tom off for one scrape or another, but finds it hard to be strict because she loves him too much.
   1. Huck Finn
   2. Muff Potter
   3. Aunt Polly
   4. Injun Joe

4 True/False Questions

1. Mr. Dobbins → Teacher at the school, good at hitting children, but less good at actually teaching anything.

   True        False

2. Widow Douglas → Teacher at the school, good at hitting children, but less good at actually teaching anything.

   True        False

3. Sid → Tom's goody-two-shoes little brother.

   True        False

4. Alfred Temple → A boy with an imagination to rival Tom's, at start he his Tom's best friends. But by the end, Huck is probably more important to Tom.

   True        False