Huckleberry Finn Chapters 21-30

The correct answer is that she was deaf and he had struck her. This is evident from the given information where it is mentioned that Jim recalled an incident with his daughter and one of the things he recalled was that she was deaf and he had struck her.

The Duke and Dauphin pretend to be Reverend Wilkes from England and his deaf and dumb brother, William. This is evident from the given options where the other choices mention two lawyers, two runaway slave hunters, and two politicians. However, the correct answer specifically states that they pretend to be Reverend Wilkes and his brother, William.

After their failure to draw a crowd for Shakespeare recitations in their burlesque show following the circus, the Duke and King plan this low humor burlesque called "The Royal Nonesuch."

The lawyer requested a handwriting sample to compare against old letters in order to determine the true identities of the contenders for the inheritance. By comparing the handwriting samples, the lawyer can verify if the contenders' handwriting matches that of the old letters, which would indicate their authenticity. This method helps to uncover any potential imposters or individuals falsely claiming to be the rightful heirs.

The correct answer is Juliet Capulet. The question is asking for the character that the Duke had to remind the Dauphin not to bray like a jackass. This statement implies that the character is supposed to be portrayed as a dear sweet child, and Juliet Capulet fits this description as she is a young and innocent character in Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet.

In this passage, the speaker is mocking the idea of lynching and stating that a man is safe in the hands of "ten thousand" of the person being addressed. The term "your kind" suggests that the speaker is addressing a specific group of people, likely the townspeople who are considering lynching someone. The defiant and sarcastic tone of the statement indicates that the speaker is not afraid of the consequences and is challenging the authority and power of the townspeople. Therefore, the correct answer is Sherburn.

Huck told Mary Jane not to be sad about the auction of the slaves because the sale would be voided. This means that the Duke and Dauphin, who were trying to sell the slaves, were not legitimate owners. Therefore, their attempt to sell the slaves would be considered invalid and the slaves would not actually be sold.

Doc Robinson is the correct answer because he is the only person on the list who is a doctor. As a doctor, he would have the knowledge and expertise to recognize the Duke and Dauphin as frauds. Additionally, doctors are trained to be observant and analytical, so it is likely that Doc Robinson would have noticed inconsistencies or signs of deception in their behavior.

The correct answer is R & J, Richard III, Hamlet. These three scenes were to be performed in the Duke and Duaphin's act.

The townspeople decided to open the deceased's coffin to see if there was a tattoo on his breast. This suggests that there was a belief or suspicion among the townspeople that the deceased may have had a specific tattoo on his breast. Opening the coffin would provide them with the opportunity to confirm or refute this belief. The presence or absence of the tattoo could potentially hold some significance or importance to the townspeople, which motivated them to take this action.

The real mute servant could not prove his identity because he had a broken arm in a sling. This physical injury prevented him from communicating effectively, thus making it difficult for him to provide any evidence or prove his identity.

A Haiku is a short Japanese form of poetry that consists of three lines. The first line has 5 syllables, the second line has 7 syllables, and the third line has 5 syllables. It typically focuses on nature and contains two contrasting images or comparisons. This form of poetry does not have rhyming couplets or follow the abba scheme. The answer choice accurately describes the characteristics of a Haiku.

The given statement, "Cler the track thar. I on the wah path, and the price uv coffins is goin' to go up," is said by the drunken man soon to be shot, Boggs.

Mark Twain's daughter, Susan, died of viral meningitis while he was on tour. This is a serious infection that causes inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord. It can be caused by various viruses, and in Susan's case, it was likely caused by a viral infection. Viral meningitis can be life-threatening if not treated promptly, and unfortunately, Susan succumbed to the illness while her father was away. This tragic event had a significant impact on Mark Twain's life and writing career.

The Duke and the Dauphin decide to become these two particular imposters from abroad because they run into a townsperson headed for South America who sees them first off the steamboat.

In Sweden, people with blue eyes and blond hair are ubiquitous. This means that they are very common or widespread in the country.

The word "ingenious" means clever or resourceful. Therefore, the statement suggests that the ant is a clever creature who lives underground.

The Mexican desert tribes were not laggards; they could run 100 miles in 24 hours! This suggests that they were not slow or lazy, but rather quite fast and capable of covering long distances in a short amount of time.

The word "traverse" means to travel across or through a place. In this context, it implies that Alexander the Great's army had to cross over or move through 300 yards of open ground while being targeted by arrows from the enemy. This suggests that they had to brave the arrow fire and make their way to engage with the enemy.

Thomas Cole is the correct answer because he was a renowned artist known for his vast and romantic landscapes of the emerging American West. He was one of the key figures of the Hudson River School, a group of artists who focused on capturing the beauty and grandeur of the American landscape. Cole's paintings often depicted dramatic scenes of mountains, forests, and rivers, showcasing the untamed wilderness of the American West. His works had a profound influence on the development of American landscape painting and helped to popularize the idea of the sublime in art.