Chapter 7 Round 2!

What does Kensuke use to paint his artwork in the cave?

• octopus ink
• fruit juice
• berry juice
• charcoal

What does the narrator feel towards Kensuke as he recovers from his injuries?

• gratitude for his care and kindness
• anger for his previous actions
• fear of his unpredictability
• indifference towards his presence

What does the narrator notice about Kensuke's cave home compared to his own cave down by the beach?

• Kensuke's cave is larger and more like a house.
• Kensuke's cave has no furniture or decoration.
• Kensuke's cave is dark and damp.
• Kensuke's cave is isolated with no access to food.

What kind of food does Kensuke prepare for the narrator while he is recovering?

• Raw fish and breadfruit
• Fish soup with herbs
• Fried rice with vegetables
• Pasta with tomato sauce

How does the narrator describe the way Kensuke cares for him during his recovery?

• Kensuke ignores him and focuses on his work.
• Kensuke is always singing and dancing around him.
• Kensuke provides gentle care, offering food and comfort.
• Kensuke frequently leaves him alone for long periods.

What does the narrator learn to do alongside Kensuke as he regains his strength?

• spear-fishing in the shallows
• painting on large shells
• climbing trees to gather fruit
• cooking fish soup over the fire

What does the narrator find surprising about Kensuke's living space in the cave?

• It is decorated with vibrant colors and paintings.
• It resembles an open plan house with distinct areas.
• It is filled with modern furniture and technology.
• It has no signs of food or cooking equipment.

How does the narrator feel about the silence shared between him and Kensuke during his recovery?

• He finds it uncomfortable and wishes they could talk.
• He appreciates it and feels a deep connection with Kensuke.
• He is frustrated by the lack of communication.
• He feels it signifies their mutual distrust.

What kind of relationship develops between the narrator and Kensuke during the narrator's recovery?

• They become close friends through shared experiences and mutual respect.
• They remain distant and communicate only through gestures.
• They develop a teacher-student relationship based on fishing and painting.
• They have a parent-child dynamic with Kensuke nurturing the narrator.

What does Kensuke do with his paintings after he finishes them?

• He keeps them all in a special place.
• He washes them off and starts again.
• He shows them to everyone he meets.
• He hangs them on the walls of the cave.