Exploring Treasure Island: Chapter 5

What significant event occurs at the beginning of Chapter 5?

• The main character leaves town.

• A new character is introduced.

• A flashback reveals past events.

• A major conflict is resolved.

How does Jim Hawkins feel about the ship's crew in this chapter?

• Jim Hawkins feels uneasy and distrustful about the ship's crew.

• Jim Hawkins trusts the ship's crew completely.

• Jim Hawkins feels excited about the ship's crew.

• Jim Hawkins is indifferent to the ship's crew.

What is the name of the ship that Jim and the others are preparing to board?

• Nina

• Santa Maria

• Hispaniola

• Pinta

Who is the captain of the ship mentioned in Chapter 5?

• Captain Morgan

• Captain Nemo

• Captain Hook

• Captain Ahab

What does Jim overhear that raises his concerns about the crew?

• Jim hears the crew discussing their plans for a celebration after the mission.

• Jim listens to the crew making jokes about the mission's challenges.

• Jim overhears the crew expressing doubts about the mission's success and concerns about equipment reliability.

• Jim overhears the crew praising the equipment's performance.

How does the chapter depict the theme of adventure?

• The chapter focuses solely on the protagonist's internal thoughts.

• The chapter depicts the theme of adventure through the protagonist's journey into unknown territories and the challenges faced.

• Adventure is depicted through the protagonist's mundane daily routine.

• The theme of adventure is ignored in this chapter.

What role does the character of Squire Trelawney play in this chapter?

• Squire Trelawney is the instigator of the treasure hunt and organizes the voyage.

• Squire Trelawney is a ship captain leading the crew.

• Squire Trelawney is a pirate who seeks revenge.

• Squire Trelawney is a rival treasure hunter trying to sabotage the voyage.

What is the mood of the chapter as Jim prepares to leave?

• Indifferent and apathetic

• Joyful and carefree

• Melancholic yet hopeful

• Angry and resentful

How does the author use dialogue to build tension in Chapter 5?

• The author uses lengthy monologues to slow down the pace.

• Dialogue is absent in Chapter 5, focusing solely on narration.

• Characters speak in riddles, creating confusion instead of tension.

• The author uses dialogue with short exchanges and interruptions to create urgency and conflict.

What are Jim's thoughts about the treasure as he embarks on the journey?

• Jim is solely focused on the dangers of the journey.

• Jim is indifferent about the treasure journey.

• Jim is excited yet apprehensive about the treasure journey.

• Jim believes the treasure is a myth.