Narrator's Journey and Challenges

In this chapter of 'Treasure Island', the protagonist navigates a schooner through challenging conditions, encounters Israel Hands, and deals with the chaos in the cabin. A negotiation with Hands leads to a plan to sail to North Inlet. The chapter concludes with the protagonist feeling a mix of triumph and caution as they continue their journey.

What nearly caused the narrator to fall into the sea?

• A sudden storm

• A strong wind

• The ship's movement

• A cannonball

What is the condition of the two watchmen the narrator observes?

• One is dead, and the other is injured

• Both are asleep

• Both are alive and well

• Both are missing

What does the narrator find in the cabin?

• A treasure map

• A hidden crew member

• Chaos and empty bottles

• A secret passage

What does the narrator find surprising about the state of the ship's supplies?

• Most of the barrels and bottles are gone

• There is plenty of food

• The supplies are untouched

• There is a hidden stash of treasure

What does the narrator do to signify the end of Captain Silver's reign?

• Raises a white flag

• Throws the black flag overboard

• Locks the cabin

• Announces a new captain

What does Israel Hands offer in exchange for food and drink?

• A map to the treasure

• Help in sailing the ship

• A weapon

• A secret about the crew

Where do the narrator and Israel Hands plan to sail the ship?

• Treasure Cove

• Captain Kidd's Anchorage

• North Inlet

• South Bay

What does the narrator use to help bind Israel Hands' wound?

• A silk handkerchief

• A piece of sail

• A strip of cloth from his shirt

• A bandage from the cabin

How does the narrator feel about his new command?

• Indifferent

• Fearful

• Elated and pleased

• Anxious and worried

What does the narrator notice about Israel Hands as they sail?

• He is singing a song

• He is asleep

• He is plotting a mutiny

• He is watching with a mix of pain and treachery