Treasure Island-Chapter 3: The Real Adventure Begins

Jim leaves his mother, and he meets up with the squire and the other men in ​ (a)   .

• Bristol
• Black Dog
• Germany

Jim is asked to deliver a note to ​ (a)   , who he recognizes because of his missing left leg.

• Long John Silver
• Black Dog
• Captain Smollett

The captain of the Hispaniola, ​ (a)   , is concerned for a few reasons.

• Black Dog
• Captain Smollett
• Long John Silver

While in the tavern, Jim sees ​ ​ (a)   and shouts his name. Two of Long John Silver’s men chase after him, but he escapes.

• Long John Silver
• Captain Smollett
• Black Dog

Jim’s first impression of Long John Silver is ​ (a)   : “Silver was tall and strong,” “brimming with intelligence,” and a “clean and likeable landlord.”

• positive
• negative
• suspicious

Captain Smollett has a ​ (a)   feeling about this voyage.

• bad
• good
• positive

While on the voyage to Treasure Island, Jim was introduced to Long John Silver’s pet parrot, ​ (a)   .

• Cap’n Flint
• Barbecue
• Black Dog

He also learned Long John Silver’s nickname: ​ (a)   .

• Barbecue
• Black Dog
• Cap’n Flint

At the end of the chapter, Jim says that he “had no doubt that Silver was a man to be ​ (a)   with.” This means he believes that Long John Silver is someone who is strong and cannot be ignored.

• reckoned
• quay
• mutiny

Long John Silver compliments Jim, saying that he is “as smart as paint.” This British saying, meaning that someone is sharp, is an example of a ​ (a)   .

• simile
• metaphor
• idiom