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Huck Finn was happy to be living with the Widow Douglas.
False
2. The Widow Douglas tried to improve Huck's manners and teach him religion.
True
Huck enjoyed going to school and learning about religion.
Fasle
Miss Watson was gentle and kind, like the Widow Douglas.
False
Huck was taken away by his father, Pap, and forced to live in a cabin.
Ture
Pap was a kind and responsible parent who wanted the best for Huck.
False
The cabin was located near a town, making it easy for Huck to escape.
False
Huck actually enjoyed some parts of living in the cabin.
False
Huck felt completely safe and secure living with Pap.
False
Pap was angry that Huck had learned to read and write.
True
Huck started planning his escape from the cabin.
True
Pap wanted to use Huck to get more money from the Widow Douglas.
False
This chapter shows Huck's growing desire for freedom and independence.
True
