Character Actions and Emotions in Literature

The story follows the preparations for a sea voyage to find treasure. The protagonist, under the care of a gamekeeper, dreams of adventure. A letter arrives detailing the purchase of a ship and the assembly of a crew, including the enigmatic Long John Silver. As the protagonist prepares to leave, he reflects on his home and family. The journey begins with excitement and anticipation as they arrive in Bristol, ready to set sail.

What was the main reason for the delay in the initial plans?

• Jim was not prepared.

• The Squire was not in Bristol.

• The doctor had to go to London.

• The ship was not ready.

How did Jim Hawkins spend his time at the hall?

• Reading books about the sea.

• Dreaming of adventures and studying the map.

• Practicing sailing in a small boat.

• Learning navigation from the gamekeeper.

What was the content of the letter addressed to Dr. Livsey?

• News about the ship being ready for sea.

• A warning about pirates.

• An invitation to a meeting in London.

• Instructions to cancel the voyage.

How did the Squire acquire the ship?

• He built it himself.

• He bought it from a friend named Blandly.

• He won it in a bet.

• He inherited it from a relative.

What was Long John Silver's role on the ship?

• Navigator

• Ship's Cook

• First Mate

• Captain

What was Jim's emotional state as he prepared for the journey?

• Sad and regretful

• Fearful and anxious

• Indifferent and bored

• Excited and eager

What did Jim realize when he saw the boy who would replace him?

• He was happy to leave.

• He felt a sense of responsibility.

• He had his first attack of tears.

• He wanted to stay home.

What was Jim's first impression of Bristol?

• It was a small and quiet town.

• It was bustling with ships and sailors.

• It was a dangerous place.

• It was similar to his hometown.