In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, what is the last plantation Huck visits?

• A. Phelps
• B. The Grangerfords' estate
• C. Davenport Place
• D. Wixon's Farm

Answer: (A)

Think about how Huck’s river journey winds down and brings together all the story’s threads. The last plantation Huck visits is the Phelps farm, where Aunt Sally and Silas Phelps live. This is the place where Jim is still being held and where Tom Sawyer arrives to complicate the escape plan, tying up the final episodes of Huck’s travels. It marks the closing stage of Huck’s adventures on the river and leads into the book’s ending, including Jim’s status and Huck’s decision about his own future. The Grangerfords’ estate appears much earlier in the story as Huck visits them during the feud, so it isn’t the final stop in the narrative arc.