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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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After Injun Joe starves to death in the cave, what becomes a tourist attraction there?
His skeleton
His wall scratchings
His cup
His candle stumps
2
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What do Huckleberry Finn and Tom see burned on the wall of the cave?
A cross
A map
A human figure
A written warning
3
of 5
What is not among the treasures that Huckleberry Finn and Tom find in the cave?
Guns
Moccasins
A belt
A quill
4
of 5
What does the Welshman think is in the box that Huckleberry Finn and Tom are pulling?
Old iron
Gold coins
Whiskey
Junk
5
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After the treasure is revealed to the town, how much is the allowance given to Huckleberry Finn and Tom?
Two dollars a day
Three dollars a day
A dollar a day
A dime a day
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