Captain Smith's Journey and Challenges

The transcript describes a journey where the crew anchors at Dominico, encounters cultural differences, and deals with life aboard a ship. Captain Smith, initially imprisoned, writes about their journey. The crew later sights land, encounters natives, and engages in trade, leading to Captain Smith's temporary freedom.

What is the main concern of the narrator while anchored at Dominico?

• The ship's supplies running out

• The weather conditions

• The behavior of the crew

• The safety of Captain Smith

What does Captain Smith do while in chains at Gran Canaria?

• He writes about their journey

• He plans an escape

• He refuses to eat

• He argues with the crew

What is the reason behind the rumors about Captain Smith's imprisonment?

• He was caught spying

• He tried to escape

• He stole from the ship

• He disrespected the nobles

What do the boys discuss about the natives of the New World?

• Their advanced technology

• Their peaceful nature

• Exaggerated tales of their customs

• Their trading skills

What is the reaction of the crew upon sighting land in the Caribbean?

• They prepare to attack

• They are excited about fresh supplies

• They ignore it

• They decide to turn back

How does Captain Smith communicate with the natives?

• Through sign language

• By writing messages

• Using gestures and some Algonquin words

• Through a translator

What do the natives bring to the ship in exchange for goods?

• Weapons

• Spices

• Fruits and other food

• Clothing

What does the narrator learn about the Algonquin language?

• It is only spoken in the Caribbean

• Captain Smith learned it from the Roanoke settlers

• It is a secret language

• It is similar to Spanish

What does Captain Smith use to communicate the need for food?

• He gestures towards the sea

• He shows an empty plate

• He rubs his stomach

• He points to his mouth

What is the narrator's final question to Captain Smith about the Carib Indians?

• If they are friendly

• If they trade with Europeans

• If they eat people

• If they have a king