Narrative Communication and Character Actions

The narrator recounts a series of events involving a cave, a necklace, and a girl. Initially, the narrator observes the cave and the necklace from a distance. The next day, they meet a girl, exchange words, and learn each other's names. They share gifts, with the narrator crafting a circlet for the girl. Eventually, the girl departs, leaving the narrator to reflect on their time together and the quietness of the island.

What did the narrator decide not to do at the beginning of the story?

• Leave the headland

• Enter the cave

• Take the necklace

• Speak to the girl

Where did the narrator sleep after observing the necklace?

• In the cave

• At the headland

• On the beach

• Near the spring

What did the girl do when she saw the necklace?

• Put it on

• Picked it up and put it down

• Took it and left

• Ignored it

How did the narrator and the girl communicate?

• By writing

• Through gestures

• By exchanging words

• Through drawings

What did the narrator decide to make for the girl?

• A circlet for her hair

• A bracelet

• A necklace

• A pair of earrings

What material did the narrator use to make the gift?

• Stone

• Bone

• Abalone shells

• Wood

Why did the narrator fear the Aleut hunters?

• They might find her

• They would take the necklace

• They would harm the girl

• They would destroy her home

What did the narrator observe about the Aleut ship?

• It was on fire

• It was empty

• It was damaged

• It was preparing to leave

How did the narrator feel after the Aleut ship left?

• Lonely

• Excited

• Relieved

• Angry