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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Teacher: Mrs. Benson
Across
Jim claims that they rode him all around the country
Dramatic monologue that represents the ideas of a character
It almost kills poor old Jim
Huck is searching for this throughout the novel
Huck would rather be wild than this
Narrator of the novel
What Huck thinks the Duke and the King are
This is basically a lie, or a "stretch" of the truth
The King and the Duke are most certainly this
Gives Huck access to complicated adventures
This quality helps to describe both Huck and Jim's personalities
She tries to house, feed, nurture and educate Huck
His goal is to go up the Ohio River to the free states
Tom Sawyer's aunt
She tries to sell Jim for $800
They're at war with the Shepherdsons
The Wilks girl who has a harelip
Buck's dead sister who wrote poetry when she was alive
Mark Twain's real last name
Huck's is developing throughout the novel
Huck tears it up in chapter 31
This separates Jim and Huck in chapter 15
Down
Takes charge of Huck's money to keep Pap from stealing it
Tells Huck a riddle about Moses
She knows that Huck really isn't a girl
Tom would love to be one if he could
Huck saves Jim by hinting that the people on the raft have this
His hair hangs down like greasy vines around his face
Huck's are different from those of his society
Younger and more educated than the King
One who believes in or advocates for the end of slavery
The drunken brunt of the locals' jibes
They're at war with the Grangerfords
Kills a man in cold blood and tells the lynching mob that they're all cowards
Literary device that uses ridicule or scorn to expose vices and follies
To confuse
Provisions or food
Peter Wilks' brother who is a deaf mute
The language peculiar to a people or to a district
In "The Fish", the speaker sees this before she let's the fish go
Highly serious; grave; somber; gloomy
Huck thinks he is going to this place for not turning Jim in
In "The Highwayman", the dashing man brandishes this high above his head
At his death, he leaves his estate to his daughters and two brothers
Is in love with Sophia Grangerford
Pretends to have been a pirate out on the Indian Ocean