Exploring Treasure Island: Chapter 2

What is the name of the inn where the story begins?

• The Gilded Griffin

• The Wandering Wizard

• The Silver Stag

• The Prancing Pony

Who is the main character introduced in Chapter 2?

• The main character introduced in Chapter 2 is a sidekick.

• The main character introduced in Chapter 2 is a minor character.

• The main character introduced in Chapter 2 is [Character Name].

• The main character introduced in Chapter 2 is the antagonist.

What does the old sailor, Bill Sykes, warn the characters about?

• The importance of honesty in relationships.

• The benefits of teamwork and collaboration.

• The dangers of trusting others and betrayal.

• The thrill of adventure and exploration.

What significant item does Jim Hawkins find in the chest?

• a treasure map

• a compass

• a sword

• a diary

How does Jim's mother react to the arrival of the sailors?

• Jim's mother welcomes the sailors with open arms.

• Jim's mother is excited about the sailors' arrival.

• Jim's mother is indifferent to the sailors' arrival.

• Jim's mother is worried about the sailors' arrival.

What is the atmosphere like at the inn during the chapter?

• Calm and peaceful.

• Tense and uneasy.

• Chaotic and loud.

• Boring and dull.

What role does the character of the doctor play in this chapter?

• The doctor serves as a comic relief character in the chapter.

• The doctor has no significant impact on the storyline or themes.

• The doctor plays a crucial role in illustrating the themes of healing and the emotional complexities of illness.

• The doctor is primarily focused on administrative tasks and paperwork.

How does Jim feel about the old sailor's stories?

• Jim dislikes the old sailor's stories.

• Jim finds the stories boring.

• Jim is indifferent to the stories.

• Jim feels fascinated by the old sailor's stories.

What does the chapter reveal about Jim's family background?

• Jim comes from a wealthy family with no financial issues.

• Jim's family is involved in a successful business venture.

• Jim's family background is unknown and not discussed in the chapter.

• Jim's family background is modest and may involve financial struggles.

What themes of adventure and danger are introduced in this chapter?

• The story revolves around a friendly encounter with magical creatures.

• Themes of adventure and danger are introduced through the protagonist's treacherous journey and encounters with obstacles and hostile creatures.

• The chapter focuses on the protagonist's daily routine at home.

• The protagonist enjoys a peaceful picnic in the forest.