Exploring Treasure Island: Chapter 1

Who is the narrator of Chapter 1?

• The narrator of Chapter 1 is the main character.

• The narrator is a historical figure.

• The narrator is an omniscient being.

• The narrator is a secondary character.

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

• The Prancing Pony

• The Gilded Griffin

• The Wandering Wizard

• The Silver Stag

Describe the character of the old sailor, Bill Sykes.

• Bill Sykes is a kind and gentle old sailor.

• Bill Sykes is a wealthy and respected figure in the community.

• Bill Sykes is a retired sailor who enjoys storytelling.

• Bill Sykes is a violent, brutal, and morally depraved character.

What does Jim Hawkins find in the chest?

• A chest filled with gold coins and treasures.

• A chest filled with old clothes and rags.

• A chest containing maps and navigation tools.

• A chest with empty bottles and broken toys.

How does Jim's mother react to the old sailor's presence?

• Jim's mother is excited to see the old sailor.

• Jim's mother is indifferent to the old sailor's presence.

• Jim's mother is concerned and disapproving of the old sailor.

• Jim's mother welcomes the old sailor with open arms.

What warning does the old sailor give to Jim?

• Beware of the dangers of the sea and pirates.

• Avoid all ships and stay on land.

• The sea is always calm and safe.

• Trust everyone you meet at sea.

What is the significance of the sea chest in the chapter?

• The sea chest is a tool for navigation at sea.

• The sea chest symbolizes wealth and luxury.

• The sea chest serves as a storage for food supplies.

• The sea chest represents personal history and identity.

How does the chapter set the tone for the adventure to come?

• The chapter sets a tone of anticipation and excitement for the adventure to come.

• The chapter creates a sense of dread and foreboding.

• The chapter focuses on mundane daily activities.

• The chapter emphasizes the importance of staying safe and avoiding risks.

What role does the setting play in establishing the mood?

• The setting is irrelevant to the reader's feelings.

• The setting plays a crucial role in establishing the mood by influencing the emotional atmosphere and reader's feelings.

• The setting only affects the plot, not the mood.

• The setting has no impact on the mood.

What key themes are introduced in Chapter 1?

• Resolution of the main conflict

• Introduction of main characters, setting, and initial conflict.

• Character backstories and motivations

• Foreshadowing of future events