A) A fictional story about life on the Great Lakes. B) A detailed analysis of American Civil War battles. C) An exploration of European history in America. D) A memoir of Mark Twain's days as a steamboat pilot and his travels along the Mississippi River.
A) In 1905. B) In 1899. C) In 1876. D) In 1883.
A) Hernando de Soto. B) Horace E. Bixby. C) Isabel V. Lyon. D) Robert Lansing.
A) 'New Adventures on the Mississippi'. B) 'Steamboat Journeys'. C) 'River Tales and Legends'. D) 'Old Times on the Mississippi'.
A) 30 years old. B) 21 years old. C) 15 years old. D) 18 years old.
A) Literal description of his age. B) Artistic license, referring to himself as a 'fledgling' and a 'boy'. C) Scientific analysis. D) Historical accuracy in all details.
A) A journey across the Atlantic Ocean. B) A train ride through the Rocky Mountains. C) An exploration of the Amazon River. D) His trip on a steamboat from St. Louis to New Orleans and then from New Orleans to St Paul.
A) The absence of any significant changes. B) Only positive developments in urban planning. C) Observations on greed, gullibility, tragedy, and bad architecture. D) A focus solely on architectural beauty.
A) Mark Twain himself. B) A professional typist hired by a publisher. C) Isabel V. Lyon, Twain's secretary. D) Horace E. Bixby.
A) 1980. B) 2005. C) 1995. D) 2010.
A) Denver Casado. B) Robert Lansing. C) Douglas M. Parker. D) David Knell.
A) In Kansas City, Missouri, and Door County, Wisconsin. B) In Paris and Berlin. C) Only in New York. D) Exclusively in London.
A) Philip Hall. B) Susanna Frazer. C) Douglas M. Parker. D) Denver Casado. |