CHAPTER 18 Quiz — The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
by Mark Twain
Comprehension Quiz: CHAPTER 18
What does Colonel Grangerford always carry with him?
- A leather-bound Bible
- A mahogany cane with a silver head
- A gold pocket watch
- A pearl-handled revolver
How long has the Grangerford-Shepherdson feud been going on?
- About ten years
- About twenty years
- About thirty years
- Over fifty years
What does Buck say originally caused the feud?
- A dispute over a woman
- A stolen horse
- A lawsuit that led to a shooting
- A political disagreement
What is written on the paper hidden in Miss Sophia's Testament?
- Meet me at the river
- Half-past two
- Come to the church at dawn
- I love you, Harney
How does Huck's enslaved attendant Jack lure him to find Jim?
- He says there is treasure buried in the swamp
- He says there is a runaway hiding in the woods
- He says he will show him a stack of water moccasins
- He says Miss Sophia wants to see him
What happened to Huck and Jim's raft after the steamboat collision?
- It was completely destroyed
- It drifted to the opposite shore intact
- It was damaged but found on a snag and repaired by Jim
- The Grangerfords found it and hid it
What does Colonel Grangerford criticize about Buck's ambush of Harney?
- That Buck missed the shot
- That Buck shot from behind a bush instead of stepping into the road
- That Buck went hunting without permission
- That Buck did not bring enough ammunition
Who is the slim young chap fighting alongside Buck at the steamboat landing?
- Tom Grangerford
- Bob Grangerford
- His cousin Joe
- Harney Shepherdson
True or false: Buck successfully shoots Harney Shepherdson when he ambushes him on the road.
- True
- False
True or false: Miss Sophia and Harney Shepherdson are killed during the final battle.
- True
- False
In the context of Chapter 18, what does "ornery" mean when Huck describes the preaching as "pretty ornery"?
- Inspiring and uplifting
- Unpleasant, low-quality, or tiresome
- Long and detailed
- Frightening and apocalyptic
What does Huck mean when he says the boys "had the bulge on the men"?
- They were physically larger
- They had the advantage or upper hand
- They had more weapons
- They were hiding behind a bulging woodpile
When Huck describes places on land as "smothery," what does he mean?
- Dangerous and violent
- Covered in smoke
- Suffocating and uncomfortably confined
- Dark and gloomy
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