  A space $X$ is $n$-arc connected (respectively, $n$-circle connected) if for
any choice of at most $n$ points there is an arc (respectively, a circle) in
$X$ containing the specified points. We study $n$-arc connectedness and
$n$-circle connectedness in compactifications of locally finite graphs and the
slightly more general class of graph-like continua, uncovering a striking
difference in their behaviour regarding $n$-arc and -circle connectedness.

Combinatorics;General Topology