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How did the setting of the novel on the Mississippi River affect the plans of the boys?
It allowed them to play their game of pirates because the island would be a good hideout for them.
They have decided to steal food and supplies.
There were a lot of people around to to be subjects of their piracies.
What element of the setting influences Tom’s decision to tumble his ham over the bluff and scramble after it?
He wants to steal a raft.
There was an alternate path, but it was too easy for a real pirate to use.
The path was blocked.
How does the time of day influence the boys’ actions?
They are very careful because it is dark at night.
They feel bold enough to steal provisions.
They have to be home before midnight so they have to hurry.
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