The adventures of Huckleberry Finn?

Question

Hey guys can you help me with these questions they are in the huckleberry finn book.PLEASE

1.How does Huck escape from the cabin in Illinois?What does his ability to escape suggest about him?

2.Where is Huck reunited with Jim?In what significant ways are Jim and Huck alike?In what significant ways are they different?

3.Why does Huck put a dead snake on Jim's blanket?What harm comes to Jim as a result of the incident?In your opinion, is Huck sorry for the harm he caused?Explain.

4.How successful do you feel Mark Twain is in creating the character of Jim?Does Jim seem like a real person to you?Explain why or why not.

5.Huck takes to the river to find freedom and escape from people and situations that restrict his liberty.What are some ways that people today can find personal freedom?Is Huck's way still possible?Explain your answer.

p.s. only the people who read huckleberry finn can answer not people who haven't THANKS.

Answer 1

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1. (Answer) Huck finds a saw and saws the wood and crawls through.

2. (Answer) Huck and Jim are reunited when Aunt Sally thought Huck was Tom Sawyer. Aunt Sally had Jim in a hut chained to a bedpost.

5. (Answer) One way you can get freedom today by running away, like Huck did. I do believe Huck's way is still possible.

Answer 2

I think you should read it yourself and do your own homework, they aren't that hard questions, most of them are simply to check to see if you read it, so if we answer them for you, that would defeat the purpose.

Answer 3

Here's an idea, get off Yahoo Answers and learn to read.