Adventures of Robin Hood

Name of book 

Tom SAwyer 

Presented by 

Bayan Ghzalian 

Presented to my teacher 

Najia Shalabya

Class

8 “A”

Name of school

Marah Alguzlan School

Text Title Tom SAwyer 

Text author Mark Twain 

Places mentioned in the text

1) Petersburg 

2)  Mississippi River, North America 

3) Kingdom Island

4) a church

5) Cemete

Four words I did not know 

1) Cemetery

2) They steal 

3) Find out 

Describe the characters of the story

Tom Sawyer

The novel’s protagonist. Tom is a mischievous boy with an active imagination who spends most of the novel getting himself, and often his friends, into and out of trouble. Despite his mischief, Tom has a good heart and a strong moral conscience. As the novel progresses, he begins to take more seriously the responsibilities of his role as a leader among his schoolfellow

Aunt Polly

Tom’s aunt and guardian. Aunt Polly is a simple and kind-hearted woman who struggles to balance her love for her nephew with her duty to discipline him.

Huckleberry Finn

Huck is a juvenile outcast who is shunned by respectable society and adored by the local boys, who envy his freedom

Becky Thatcher 

Judge Thatcher’s beautiful, yellow-haired daughter. That sparks Tom’s passionate romance

Sid

Tom’s half-brother. Sid is a good guy who enjoys getting Tom into trouble. He is a mean soul so he is the opposite of Tom, who is tender but behaves badly

Mary

Mary holds a soft spot for Tom. Like Syed, she is well behaved, acting out of genuine affection rather than hate

Injun Joe

A violent, sinister man who commits a murder, becomes a thief, half Native American, half Caucasian, has suffered social exclusion

Muff Potter

Drunk unlucky and friend Injun Joe. Potter’s naive confidence eventually pushed Tom’s conscience to breaking point

Dr. Robinson

A respected local physician. He hired Injun Joe and Muff Potter to exhume the grave of Williams’ Obsession because he wanted to use the body for medical experiments

Mr. Sprague

The minister of the town church

Mr. Jones

Welsh lives near the home of Douglas, the widow

Judge Thatcher

Becky’s father, county judge. Judge Thatcher, a local celebrity, is inspired to take responsibility for issues affecting society as a whole

Jim

Aunt Polly’s young slave

 Amy Lawrence

Tom’s former love. Tom abandons Amy when Becky Thatcher comes to town

Ben Rogers

One of Tom’s friends, whom Tom persuades to whitewash Aunt Polly’s fence

Alfred Temple

The new well-dressed boy in town. Becky pretends to be in jealousy of Tom

Mr. Walters

Somewhat silly Sunday School Supervisor. Because he aspires to please Judge Thatcher even though he knows Tom hasn’t won him

Mr. Dobbins

School Manager. Slightly sad character: his ambition to be a doctor was frustrated and became a mustache and disingenuous schoolboy.

Did this book remind you of anything?

It reminded me of the childhood days in school when I was little because they were days indicating love and loyalty among people