Exploring Chapters 7-8 of The Cay

What significant event occurs in Chapter 7 that affects Phillip's perspective on his situation?

• Phillip realizes his own resilience and resourcefulness after surviving a storm.

• Phillip is rescued by a passing ship.

• Phillip discovers a hidden treasure on the island.

• Phillip learns to build a shelter from palm leaves.

How does the relationship between Phillip and Timothy evolve in these chapters?

• Phillip becomes more independent and Timothy becomes resentful.

• They develop a rivalry that leads to conflict.

• The relationship between Phillip and Timothy evolves from resentment and dependency to mutual respect and friendship.

• Their relationship remains unchanged throughout the chapters.

What challenges do Phillip and Timothy face while trying to survive on the island?

• Finding treasure and gold

• Building a raft to escape

• Making friends with wild animals

• They face challenges such as finding food and water, building shelter, harsh weather, and Phillip's blindness.

Describe the role of the sun and heat in Chapter 7. How does it impact Phillip?

• The sun has no effect on Phillip's journey or survival.

• The sun and heat create challenges for Phillip, impacting his physical comfort and survival skills.

• The sun provides warmth and comfort to Phillip, enhancing his mood.

• Heat from the sun helps Phillip find food and water easily.

What does Phillip learn about his own abilities in these chapters?

• Phillip discovers his resilience and adaptability.

• Phillip discovers he is dependent on others for survival.

• Phillip realizes he has no skills to adapt to new situations.

• Phillip learns he is not capable of surviving alone.

How does Timothy's character contribute to Phillip's development?

• Timothy discourages Phillip from taking risks.

• Timothy's character has no impact on Phillip's growth.

• Timothy's presence makes Phillip overly dependent.

• Timothy's mentorship fosters Phillip's resilience and independence.

What is the significance of the title 'The Cay' in relation to the events of Chapters 7-8?

• The title 'The Cay' refers to a ship that rescues Phillip and Timothy.

• The title 'The Cay' symbolizes the friendship between Phillip and his mother.

• The title 'The Cay' signifies the isolated island that serves as a backdrop for Phillip and Timothy's survival and relationship development.

• The title 'The Cay' indicates a historical event unrelated to the island.

Identify a key theme presented in these chapters and explain its importance.

• The pursuit of wealth.

• The importance of friendship.

• The struggle for identity.

• The impact of technology.

How does the author use imagery to enhance the setting in Chapters 7-8?

• The author uses vivid imagery to create a rich and immersive setting.

• Imagery is only used to describe characters, not the setting.

• The author avoids using any descriptive language in these chapters.

• The setting is described through dialogue rather than imagery.

What lessons about survival and friendship can be drawn from the events in these chapters?

• Friendship weakens resolve in tough situations.

• Survival is solely an individual effort; friendship is irrelevant.

• Trust is unnecessary for survival; competition is key.

• Survival relies on collaboration and trust; friendship provides strength in adversity.