Exploring Robinson Crusoe: Chapters 2-4

How does Robinson Crusoe's attitude towards his father's advice change in chapters 2-4?

• He continues to ignore it completely.

• He starts to regret not following it.

• He mocks it even more than before.

• He seeks more advice from his father.

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What significant event happens to Crusoe at sea in these chapters?

• He becomes the captain of a ship.

• He is shipwrecked on a deserted island.

• He discovers a hidden treasure.

• He successfully navigates through a storm.

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What is the primary setting described in chapters 2-4?

• A bustling port city in England.

• The open sea during a storm.

• A deserted tropical island.

• The Brazilian rainforests.

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Which theme is evident in Crusoe's reflections on his situation in these chapters?

• The importance of wealth.

• The unpredictability of life.

• The value of education.

• The power of friendship.

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How does Crusoe deal with the conflict of being shipwrecked and alone?

• He gives up hope and accepts his fate.

• He immediately sets out to build a raft to escape.

• He starts to document his life on the island.

• He explores the island to find resources for survival.

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What does Crusoe regret not having done before the shipwreck, as mentioned in these chapters?

• Learning more about navigation.

• Saving more money.

• Listening to his father's advice.

• Making more friends.

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Which character trait of Robinson Crusoe is highlighted when he begins to adapt to his new environment?

• His laziness.

• His resourcefulness.

• His arrogance.

• His fearfulness.

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What does Crusoe salvage from the shipwreck that becomes crucial for his survival?

• A map of the Caribbean.

• A chest of gold coins.

• Tools and supplies.

• A dog and two cats.

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How does the setting influence the plot in these chapters?

• The island's resources allow Crusoe to plan his rescue.

• The isolation of the island causes Crusoe to befriend animals.

• The harsh conditions of the island lead to Crusoe's illness.

• The island's geography makes it difficult for ships to approach and rescue him.

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What internal conflict does Crusoe face in chapters 2-4?

• Whether to seek revenge on those who caused the shipwreck.

• Deciding if he should attempt to return to England.

• Struggling with feelings of guilt for his disobedience.

• Debating whether to explore the entire island or stay put.

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