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WorksheetsGulliver's Travels Review: Chs. 1-4 (Part 1)
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
What happens to Gulliver's crew on his final voyage?
They get marooned on an island
They all died as far as Gulliver knows when their ship hit a rock
Some survived after their ship hit a rock
The Lilliputians killed the remaining survivors, sans Gulliver
What is Gulliver's job?
Physician
Poop shoveler
English Gentleman
Artist
Surgeon
Why does Gulliver decide to go on another voyage?
His business is thriving
His wife and child demand more funds
His business is failing
He's bored and misses the open ocean
Why is Gulliver's business failing?
His master doesn't like him and causes this
His master dies and Gulliver isn't social
His master dies and Gulliver has a mid-life crisis
His master dies and COVID closed his business for good
His master decides it is best for Gulliver to work with him again
Where does Gulliver end up after "swimming for his life"?
The land of the Lilliputians (little people)
The land of Brobdingnag
The land of Houynyms
The land of Sweden
The land of Norway
How do the Lilliputians react to Gulliver's appearance?
They are unsure of him, but accept him
They are unsure about him and tie him up while he sleeps
They bring him chocolates and attempt to woo him with love songs
They think he's fantastic and build a statue in his honor
Where do the Lilliputians take Gulliver? (Choose the best answer)
A Temple
A Temple where a mysterious murder occurred
A house specially constructed for Gulliver
A house that was already there that the Lilliputians built hundreds of years ago
Why does Gulliver point out how a Lilliputian has an "Austrian lip" and their clothing is "Asiatic" and "European" looking?
No one knows
Connection of prior knowledge
Race classification
Gulliver is a racist
Gulliver does this to emphasize a point in which to say the people are strange
What is the name of the race of little people?
(a)
Gulliver witnesses how the Lilliputians select government officials. How does this make a mockery of government overall? What is ironic about all of this?
They are performing circus tricks to get into office
Their government proves that the system of electing officials works quite well
They are a direct representation of the fallacies of government as a whole in America
They are completing tasks that in no way connect to their future responsibilities
The Court discusses various ways of how to deal with Gulliver (including killing him). What changes their minds?
Gulliver kills several of their kind
Gulliver buys the emperor dinner (ooo la la)
Gulliver sets free a few of their kind that were harassing him
Gulliver eats several of their kind
Why did the court decide against the idea of killing Gulliver?
They wouldn't be able to dispose of the body
They liked him
Possible disease and plague from his corpse
They are going to kill him.
In chapter 4, what does the emperor finally decide to do?
He kills Gulliver
He continues to imprison Gulliver
He sets Gulliver free
He puts Gulliver to work fixing all of the damage he had done
Why are their two different factions of Lilliputians? What does this represent?
It's determined by the height of their heels; people purposefully looking for difference to create a race division
It's determined by their height; people purposefully looking for difference to create a race division
It's determined by the length of their arms; people purposefully looking for difference to create a race division
There is only one faction of Lilliputians that live in peace & harmony together
