Treasure Island Ch.B-37: Israel Hands

The next morning when Jim woke up in his little boat, right before him was

• the Hispaniola.
• Dr. Livesay.
• his mother.
• Long John Silver.

When the boats hit,

• Jim was thrown into the water.
• Jim's boat sank.
• the men came to help him.
• Jim climbed onto the Hispaniola.

The poor ship had been taken apart.  Silver's men

• we having a party.
• had been looking for the map.
• were cleaning it up.
• were angry at Jim.

Jim told Israel Hands

• that he was glad to see him.
• that he was taking over the Hispaniola.
• that he needed help cleaning up the ship.
• that he was sorry to see the black flag being taken down.

With Jim as the ship's captain,

• they sailed home.
• they sank the ship.
• they sailed back to Treasure Island.
• they waited for the others.

Even thought Israel Hands was helping Jim, Jim

• wanted to do it all himself.
• was troubled by the strange look in Israel's eyes.
• told Israel to leave him alone.
• was glad they were friends.

When Israel asked Jim for something else to drink, Jim knew

• there was nothing left on the ship.
• Israel could not still be thirsty.
• it must be time for lunch.
• Israel was trying to get him to go below.

When Israel hands said the Hispaniola was an unlucky ship, he meant that 

• the treasure had not been found yet.
• the ship was sinking.
• the ship had ghosts on it.
• many seamen had died on the Hispaniola.

Another name for this story could be

• "On Board The Hispaniola."
• "Help!"
• "One Summer Day."
• "Together Again."

This story is mainly about

• Jim and his friends.
• Jim taking over the Hispaniola.
• the pirates' black flag.
• two men fighting.