My Stats. Add a question. Choose the correct answer: it represents the fantasy destination of fabulous pyramids and Egyptian treasures it's the place where Huck has arranged to meet Tom Sawyer it stands at the junction of the Mississippi River with the Ohio River, which Huck and Jim want to go up it represents the halfway point on Huck and Jim's itinerary skip question » Ask a friend flag [close] mark this question as incorrect - the question is incorrect.
Flagging a question will send it to the Goodreads Customer Care team for review. We take abuse seriously in our never-ending book quiz. Jim is thrilled to see Huck alive, but Huck tries to trick Jim by pretending that Jim dreamed up their entire separation. He gets mad at Huck for making a fool of him after he had worried about him so much. Huck tells Jim that he must have been dreaming that the pair was separated, indeed, that there was any fog at all.
Because of fog and other difficulties, they miss this conjunction and then other things happen. Summary: Chapter 21 Next, the group visits a one-horse town in Arkansas where lazy young men loiter in the streets, arguing over chewing tobacco. The duke posts handbills for the theatrical performance, and Huck witnesses the shooting of a rowdy drunk by a man, Sherburn, whom the drunk has insulted.
But a dense fog hides the meeting of the rivers, and they miss their opportunity to head north. How does Huck convince Jim that this was a dream? Huck says that because Jim was asleep he was dreaming the whole time, Huck says that Jim had been asleep for ten minutes.
Jim believes him because Huck continually reassures Jim that it was all just a dream. You just studied 13 terms! Your email address will not be published. Skip to content. You might be interested: FAQ: How fast is nashville growing? You might be interested: Quick Answer: Where is wahlburgers in boston?
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