Protagonist's Challenges and Emotions

The protagonist spends summer on the Island of the Blue Dolphins, hoping for a ship's return. As winter storms arrive, loneliness sets in, and wild dogs pose a threat. Deciding to leave, the protagonist prepares a canoe and embarks on a challenging sea journey. Despite difficulties, including a leaking canoe, the protagonist is guided by stars and dolphins. Ultimately, the protagonist returns to the island, exhausted but relieved.

What was the protagonist's main activity during the summer on the island?

• Hunting for food

• Building a shelter

• Watching for the ship

• Exploring the island

Why did the protagonist feel lonely as winter approached?

• The ship had not returned

• The wild dogs were more aggressive

• The weather was too harsh

• The island was too quiet

What did the protagonist decide to do during the stormy days?

• Leave the island in a canoe

• Search for food

• Wait for the ship

• Build a new shelter

What challenge did the protagonist face with the canoe?

• It was too small

• It was leaking

• It was too heavy

• It was difficult to steer

How did the dolphins affect the protagonist's journey?

• They provided companionship

• They made the journey more difficult

• They damaged the canoe

• They led the protagonist astray

What was the protagonist's emotional state upon returning to the island?

• Relieved and exhausted

• Fearful and anxious

• Angry and frustrated

• Excited and hopeful