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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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What does Tom do at the end of the novel that signifies his newfound maturity?
Embraces freedom
Commits a crime
Remains mischievous
Embraces social customs
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Because of the episodic nature of the plot, Tom's character can seem ___.
Consistent
Oversized
Inconsistent
Unpleasant
3
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What aspect of Tom's character propels the narrative forward?
His thirst for adventure
His thirst for alcohol
His hunger for recognition
His desire for love
4
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How can Huckleberry Finn be described at the end of the novel?
A model of decency
A work in progress
A figure of civility
A sacrificial figure
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Which two characters are motivated by malice?
Injun Joe and Muff Potter
Injun Joe and Sid
Injun Joe and Tom Sawyer
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