Oak Island Treasure Exploration Quiz

The speaker recounts their involvement with Oak Island, starting in 1965, and their belief in the existence of treasure there. They discuss their initial interest sparked by an article in Reader's Digest and a conversation with their wife. The speaker describes their exploration efforts, including drilling multiple holes and finding wood and cribbing. A humorous story is shared about a suspected latrine and an encounter with two men carrying a basket and a bottle, leading to a playful exchange about Greeks and Italians.

When did the narrator first become involved with Oak Island?

• 1975

• 1970

• 1965

• 1960

What publication sparked the narrator's interest in Oak Island?

• Time Magazine

• National Geographic

• Reader's Digest

• The New York Times

What did the narrator believe about Oak Island?

• It was a myth

• It had no treasure

• It had treasure and they would help find it

• It was a tourist attraction

How many holes did the narrator drill on Oak Island?

• 10 to 12

• 13 to 15

• 8 to 9

• 5 to 7

At what depth did the narrator find cribbing and wood?

• 100 feet

• 125 feet

• 115 feet

• 135 feet

What was the narrator's humorous warning to the two men?

• Beware of Spaniards bearing gifts

• Beware of French bearing gifts

• Beware of Greeks bearing gifts

• Beware of Romans bearing gifts

What nationality were the two men the narrator encountered?

• Spanish

• Greek

• French

• Italian