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(14/100) The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Freedom

A2
Exploration of Freedom
134 words

Huckleberry Finn is a boy who wants to be free. He lives with a woman, but he does not like rules. Huck is brave and adventurous. One day, he escapes from home. Huck travels on a river with a runaway slave named Jim. They both want freedom. They have many adventures on the river. Huck learns about friendship and kindness from Jim. They meet different people during their journey. Some people are good, and some are not. Huck and Jim face dangers together. They help each other. In the end, Huck understands that freedom is important. He also learns to think for himself. This story shows the search for freedom. It teaches us about friends, choices, and being ourselves. Huck’s journey is not just about a river; it is about finding who you are.

Comprehension Questions
Answer all questions based on the reading text
1.

Who is Huck?

2.

Who does Huck travel with?

3.

What do Huck and Jim want?

4.

What lesson does Huck learn?

5.

What does Huck learn about himself?

6.

What do Huck and Jim face on their journey?

7.

Why is the river important in the story?

8.

What is the main idea of the story?