1. read : illiterate :: think : __________ a) correspond b) arrangement c) illegible d) irrational e) assortment
2. read : illiterate :: think : __________ a) illogical b) irregular c) arrest d) immeasurable e) assignment
3. to read : illiterate :: to be read : ___________ a) irrational b) attributes c) illegible d) irresistible e) illegal
4. Huck : irresponsible :: infinity : _________ a) accustomed b) arrest c) immobilize d) immigrant e) immeasurable
5. friendly : mean :: dependable : ____________  a) irresponsible b) accompany c) assignment d) attempt e) immature
6. damaged : destroyed :: broken : _________  a) irrational b) illogical c) illegible d) irreparable e) illegal
7. (Husker Du? 11/20) "Over the rainbow," "up the creek," and "ate the cheese" are all examples of prepositional phrases.  a) True  b) False

The friendly prepositions happily buzzed with us, over the lovely meadow and along the road.

1. friendly   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
2. prepositions   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
3. happily   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
4. buzzed  a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
5. with   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
6. us   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
7. over   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
8. lovely   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
9. and   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction
10. along   a) noun  b) pronoun  c) verb  d) adjective  e) adverb  f) preposition  g) conjunction

1. After Injun Joe dies, what becomes the new tourist attraction?  a) His grave.  b) The rock where he collected what little water he had.  c) The bones of the bats he ate.   d) His broken knife.   e) Aladdin's Palace.
2. How does Tom feel about Injun Joe's death? a) He's overjoyed that he's dead.   b) He's relieved that he's dead.   c) He pities him.   d) All of the above.   e) B and C.
3. Some of the townsfolk felt sorry for Injun Joe after he died.  a) True  b) False
4. What does Tom say is the only down side of being a robber?   a) It's too far from "home and circuses and all that."   b) It's not as "bully" as being a pirate.   c) The women whom you hold for ransom fall in love with you and won't leave.   d) There's a lot of killing involved.   e) There is no down side.
5. Why does Tom say they are safe from IJ's ghost when they take the money?  a) His ghost is at the other end of the cave where he died.  b) Since he was so evil, he doesn't get to be a ghost.  c) He has the right charm and incantation.  d) As long as they don't mention his name they are safe.  e) None of the above.
6. What is ironic about the Welshman's comment that begins, "I judged so..." (p220)?  a) The boys already have a lot of money.  b) The boys don't really work hard.   c) They wouldn't really "make twice the money at regular work."  d) That's normal human behavior.   e) None of the above.
7. When the Welshman tells Tom and Huck about the gathering at the widow's house, Huck gets excited to be welcomed somewhere again.  a) True  b) False
8. Why is the widow throwing a party?   a) To thank the Welshman and his sons for saving her.  b) To thank Huck for saving her. c) To celebrate Tom and Huck finding the money.  d) It's a holiday.  e) None of the above.