Silver's Promises and Pirate Discoveries

In Chapter 8 of 'Treasure Island', Jim Hawkins finds himself in a precarious situation after taunting the pirates. Silver intervenes to protect him, offering an alliance. As tensions rise, a mutiny brews among the crew, but Silver reveals a map, calming the situation. Silver defends his leadership and the crew sets out on a treasure hunt, with Jim as a hostage. The chapter explores themes of loyalty, leadership, and survival.

What was the initial reaction of Silver's men when Jim taunted them?

• They wanted to punish him.

• They decided to leave him alone.

• They laughed at him.

• They ignored him.

How did Silver prevent his men from harming Jim?

• He promised them treasure.

• He ignored their complaints.

• He threatened them.

• He bribed them.

What did Silver promise Jim in exchange for his help?

• A share of the treasure

• A new ship

• Protection from the pirates

• A safe return home

Why was Jim bewildered by Silver's request?

• He didn't trust Silver.

• He thought it was hopeless.

• He wanted to join the pirates.

• He was afraid of the squire.

What did Silver ask Jim about the map?

• Who drew it

• Why Dr. Livesey gave it to him

• Why it was hidden

• Where it was found

What did the black spot signify?

• A treasure location

• A mutiny plan

• A pirate's death

• A secret message

What was George Mary's main complaint against Silver?

• Silver protected Jim.

• Silver lost the treasure.

• Silver was too lenient.

• Silver was too harsh.

How did Silver defend his actions to the mutineers?

• By promising more treasure

• By showing them the map

• By blaming Jim

• By threatening them

What changed the mutineers' attitude towards Silver?

• Jim's persuasion

• The promise of a new ship

• Silver's threats

• The revelation of the map

What did the map reveal to the pirates?

• The location of a hidden cave

• The location of the treasure

• The location of a secret passage

• The location of the ship