The Cay Chapter 14

How did Phillip and Timothy manage to survive on the island?

• By finding a hidden cave with abundant resources

• By building a raft and sailing to safety

• By utilizing their resourcefulness, teamwork, and resilience.

• By relying on the island's native inhabitants for help

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Describe the relationship between Phillip and Timothy in Chapter 14.

• Phillip and Timothy have no relationship in Chapter 14.

• Phillip and Timothy are enemies who constantly fight each other.

• Phillip and Timothy have a strained relationship due to constant disagreements.

• Phillip and Timothy develop a strong bond based on mutual respect and survival instincts.

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What sacrifice did Timothy make for Phillip in the story?

• Timothy sacrificed his safety and well-being.

• Timothy sacrificed his lunch

• Timothy sacrificed his favorite book

• Timothy sacrificed his phone

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How did the experience on the island impact Phillip?

• Phillip was rescued by a passing ship shortly after arriving on the island.

• Phillip became a skilled swimmer and diver due to his time on the island.

• Phillip developed a fear of the ocean after his experience on the island.

• Phillip went blind and had to rely on other senses to navigate and survive.

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Discuss the themes of friendship and resilience as portrayed in Chapter 14.

• The themes of friendship and resilience are not significant in Chapter 14

• The characters' friendships are portrayed as toxic and damaging in Chapter 14

• Resilience is not a key theme explored in Chapter 14

• The themes of friendship and resilience are portrayed through the characters' unwavering support for each other and their ability to overcome challenges together.

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What challenges did Phillip and Timothy face while on the island?

• Finding a way back home

• Surviving a shipwreck, hunger and thirst, dangerous animals, navigating the island's terrain

• Building a shelter

• Exploring the island

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How did Phillip's perception of Timothy change throughout the story?

• Phillip's perception of Timothy changed from positive to negative

• Phillip's perception of Timothy was always negative

• Phillip's perception of Timothy remained unchanged throughout the story

• Phillip's perception of Timothy evolved from negative to positive as he recognized Timothy's qualities and character.

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Explain the significance of Timothy's actions towards the end of Chapter 14.

• Timothy's actions in Chapter 14 highlight his character development and newfound courage.

• Timothy's actions in Chapter 14 were insignificant and had no impact on the story.

• Timothy's actions in Chapter 14 were a result of fear and weakness.

• Timothy's actions in Chapter 14 were confusing and out of character.

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How did Phillip show resilience in the face of adversity?

• Phillip showed resilience by giving up easily and avoiding challenges.

• Phillip showed resilience by complaining and blaming others for his challenges.

• Phillip showed resilience by remaining determined and optimistic despite facing challenges, adapting to difficult situations, and persevering through adversity.

• Phillip showed resilience by being pessimistic and losing hope when facing difficulties.

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In what ways did the friendship between Phillip and Timothy help them survive on the island?

• Emotional support, companionship, teamwork, knowledge sharing, and complementary skills

• Conflict, mistrust, selfishness, and secrecy

• Isolation, competition, lack of communication, and individualism

• Dependency, laziness, lack of initiative, and lack of problem-solving skills

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