What does Crusoe sleep on inside his initial "fortress" on the island?

What provision does Crusoe store apart from everything else in his cellar?

What is the nickname Crusoe gives the island in his journal's first entry?

In his journal, what animal does Crusoe admit he has failed to tame?

What plant sprouts from the husks of corn that Crusoe discarded days earlier?

What livestock makes up Robinson’s meat supply on the island?

On one of the later trips to the ship he finds thirty-six pounds, and he sadly meditates on how worthless the money is to him.

Crusoe builts a "fortress", he chooses a spot with a view of the sea, protected from animals and the heat of the sun and near fresh water.

On about his twelfth day on the island, he erects a large cross that he inscribes with the date of his arrival, September 30, 1659. What does he do to mark the passing days?

Crusoe makes us privy to the journal that he keeps for a while.

Crusoe never loses track of time, therefore he knows when is Sunday, and he is able to keep the Sabbath religiously

Crusoe is nearly killed by

Two big natural events:

Crusoe thinks the gunpowder is important for his safety.