Trivia Quiz On The New Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn!
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'The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' is an animated television series which was based on the classic Mark Twain characters Huck Finn, Becky Thatcher and Tom Sawyer. The story and its events are familiar to the novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer set in the town of St. Petersburg, Missouri. This series was produced by Hanna-Barbera. Take this quiz to test your knowledge about the events and characters of the TV series. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was published in
- 2.What was Mark Twain's pen name inspired by?
- A.
A random thought
- B.
A friend's name
- C.
A family member
- D.
A riverboat term
- E.
A Southern term
- 3.What professions did he try before becoming an author? You may mark as many answers as you think are correct.
- A.
A riverboat pilot
- B.
A printer
- C.
A musician
- D.
A gold miner
- E.
An artist
- 4.What was Mark Twain's real name?
- A.
Mark Twain
- B.
Samuel Twain
- C.
Samuel Clemens
- D.
Mark Smith
- E.
Carolyn Keene
- 5.What point of view is used sparingly throughout the book?
- A.
1st person
- B.
2nd person
- C.
3rd person
- 6.Mark Twain died in
- 7.Where was Mark Twain's home town?
- A.
Charleston, Virginia
- B.
Florida, Missouri
- C.
Hannibal, Missouri
- D.
St. Petersburg, Missouri
- E.
Cairo, Illinois
- 8.The book begins in the town of
- 9.Who were the duke and the dauphin?
- A.
An actual duke who happened to be traveling with the long-lost dauphin of France
- B.
Two stranger that Huck and Jim met on their journey, known for tricking people
- C.
Huck's dogs
- 10.The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was a follow-up story to
- 11.Who were Boggs and Col. Sherborne?
- A.
Boggs was a drunkard who was shot by Col. Sherborne after insulting him continuosly
- B.
Col. Sherborne was a colonel in the Army and Boggs was his slave
- C.
Col. Sherborne was a retired officer while Boggs was his son
- 12.While staying at the Phelpses, Huck pretended to be
- 13.Who was Sid Sawyer?
- A.
Sid Sawyer was Tom's brother. Tom pretended to be him while staying at the Phelpses.
- B.
Sid Sawyer was Tom's father who came with Tom to visit his Aunt Polly Phelps
- C.
Sid Sawyer was who Huck pretended to be when he stayed at the Phelpses.
- 14.Who were the Grangerfords and the Sheperdsons?
- A.
The Grangerfords and the Sheperdsons were two feuding families. Huck stayed with the Grangerfords.
- B.
The Grangerfords and the Sheperdsons were two acting troups who were after the Duke and the Dauphin.
- C.
They were two families that Huck met in Cairo.
- 15.The conflict between the Grangerfords and the Sheperdsons increased due to
- 16.What caused Huck to leave the Grangerfords?
- A.
The ghost of their daughter, Emmeline, was haunting him.
- B.
He saw Col. Grangerford get killed.
- C.
He saw his friend, Buck, get killed.
- 17.The Duke and Dauphin's play was called
- 18.Who was Mary Jane Wilks?
- A.
She was a girl that Huck had feelings for due to her dissaproval of splitting slave families apart. Also, the Duke and the Dauphin were trying to steal her inheritance.
- B.
A girl who was stranded on the steamboat that they found.
- C.
No one, it was the name of the wrecked steamboat that they found.
- 19.Huck's faithful companion throughout the book was
- 20.Aunt Sally was
- 21.The widow's helper's name was
- 22.Put these events in order: x) the Wilkes y) the Grangerfords and the Sheperdsons z) the Phelpses a) a stranded steamboat, the Walter Scott d) St. Petersburg f)Jackson Island g) Meeting the Duke and the Dauphin h) a floating house
- A.
X,y,z,a,d,f,g,h
- B.
D,f,h,a,y,g,x,z
- C.
Z,x,a,y,g,h,f,d
- 23.Where was Miss Watson planning to sell Jim to?
- A.
A plantation.
- B.
A slave market.
- C.
New Orleans.
- 24.Pap was ...
- A.
Huck's father, abusive and drunk.
- B.
Huck's granfather.
- C.
The widow's late husband who was as close to a father as Huck had ever had.
- 25.The themes of the book are:
- 26.The widow was
- 27.What is the irony and significance of missing the turn off for the Ohio River?
- 28.Aunt Polly was
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