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He is
rives and se
ck make a hole u.
way, and the boys neved
shoots jim. yes
sent back to miss watson, and the
e hundred dollars. no
m becomes a free man. jos
read chapter 5. choose the best question-word for thes
questions, and then answer them.
who/why / where
1 did tom and his brother sid live?
2 was mrs. 's sister?
3 tom surprised to see huck?
4 whodid tom tell mrs. that he was?
5 didn't tom like huck's plan to jim?
. was jim locked up?
id tom and huck write secret letters to everybody?
om happy when they got in the canoe?
free man?
en in the river?

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