Exploring Treasure Island: Chapters 1-20

What is the name of the inn where Jim Hawkins lives?

• Treasure Island Inn

• Long John Silver's Lodge

• Admiral Benbow Inn

• The Black Spot Tavern

Who is the old sailor that tells stories of treasure?

• Captain Hook

• Blackbeard

• Sinbad the Sailor

• Long John Silver

What map does Jim find that sets the adventure in motion?

• a treasure map

• a pirate's diary

• a city map

• a map of the stars

Who is the main antagonist that Jim encounters on the journey?

• A friendly companion who helps Jim

• A mythical creature that guides Jim

• A neutral character with no impact on Jim's journey

• The main antagonist is often a character like the villain or opposing force that Jim faces.

What role does Dr. Livesey play in the story?

• Dr. Livesey is a narrator and a leader in the story.

• Dr. Livesey is a treasure hunter.

• Dr. Livesey is a villain in the story.

• Dr. Livesey is a pirate captain.

How does Jim first come into possession of the treasure map?

• Jim finds the treasure map in a bottle on the beach.

• Jim receives the treasure map as a gift from a friend.

• Jim stumbles upon the treasure map in a cave during a hike.

• Jim discovers the treasure map in a chest while exploring a shipwreck.

What is the significance of the Black Spot in the story?

• The Black Spot represents a treasure map for pirates.

• The Black Spot signifies judgment and a death sentence for pirates.

• The Black Spot is a symbol of good luck among sailors.

• The Black Spot indicates a pirate's promotion within the crew.

Who are the members of the crew that Jim meets on the Hispaniola?

• Dr. Livesey, Ben Gunn, and Squire Trelawney

• Blackbeard, Captain Flint, and Silver's parrot

• Long John Silver, Captain Smollett, Mr. Arrow, and other sailors.

• Jim Hawkins, the ship's cook, and a stowaway

What themes of loyalty and betrayal are evident in these chapters?

• Themes of loyalty and betrayal are evident through characters' unwavering support for allies and actions that undermine trust.

• Betrayal is depicted solely through characters' personal gain.

• Themes of loyalty are only shown through betrayal of enemies.

• Loyalty is irrelevant to the characters' relationships.

How does the character of Long John Silver evolve in the first 20 chapters?

• Long John Silver evolves from a seemingly friendly cook to a cunning and manipulative pirate, revealing his dual nature.

• Silver's character does not change at all in the first 20 chapters.

• He is portrayed as a heroic figure from the beginning.

• Long John Silver remains a loyal ally throughout the story.