This story is part of a famous collection called __________.

Sindbad tells his story to a porter who questions __________.

Sindbad is abandoned on a lush, uninhabited island when he __________.

What Sindbad initially believes to be a white dome that might provide shelter turns out to be __________.

"Broken with terror and despair, I threw myself upon the sand, wailing: 'Now your end has come, Sindbad! The jar that drops a second time is sure to break!'" is an example of __________.

"I lifted up my eyes and was confounded to see a gigantic bird with enormous wings which, as it flew through the air, screened the sun and hid it from the island" (585).

A synonym for 'confounded" is __________.

Sindbad escapes the first island by using his turban to __________.

"No sooner do I escape from one peril than I find myself in another more grievous" (585). An antonym for "grievous" is __________.

Sindbad finds the valley to have an abundance of both __________.

Sindbad escapes from the valley below the Diamond Mountains by securing himself to a __________.

At the end, Sinbad return home and gives valuable gifts to friends, family members, and _________.