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Abolition and Women’s Rights Movements, Part 2 Answers

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What makes this passage humorous? the king’s concern for the dukethe king’s self-interestthe king’s uptown location

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the king’s concern for the duke
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the king’s self-interest
C
the king’s uptown location
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What does this humor show? The king is disloyal to the people he needs.Huck and Jim are loyal to the king.The king knows more than other characters do.

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The king is disloyal to the people he needs.
B
Huck and Jim are loyal to the king.
C
The king knows more than other characters do.
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What could Twain’s viewpoint be, based on the humor and the author’s intent?

A
Rulers abuse their power.
B
Kings are an old-fashioned tradition.
C
Children don’t see things as they really are.
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What’s funny about this passage?

A
Jim doesn’t think that the kings are funny.
B
Huck has decided that all kings are rascals.
C
These kings are surprising.
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Which of the following did you use to support your critique? Check all of the boxes that apply.

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Twain entertains readers.
B
Twain makes readers laugh.
C
Twain provides social criticism mixed with humor.
D
Twain shows the dark side of human nature in a funny way.
E
Twain expresses a serious viewpoint through silly characters.

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