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Robinson

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. The narrator lost consciousness

a)

-  never  

b)

-  many times

c)

   -  twice

d)

-  once 

e)

  -  three times

2.

2.” I say!” means that :

a)

- the narrator is unable to finish the sentence

b)

- the narrator is scared

c)

- the narrator wants to talk

d)

- the narrator wants to attract  someone’s attention

e)

- the narrator is in pain

3.

3.Which of the following faculties did the narrator quickly regain?

a)

- sense of sight …

b)

- sense of hearing

c)

- memory of recent events

d)

- use of coherent speech …

4.

4. One of the reason for taking the banana boat was

a)

- it was adventurous

b)

- it was cheaper

c)

-  it was  a great dream

d)

- there were no planes bound for right destination

e)

- it was a nice thing to row

5.

5. The narrator is suffered from

a)

- concussion

b)

- hunger

c)

- stress

d)

-  fear

e)

- insomnia

6.

6. The second question in italics shows that

a)

- the narrator doesn’t feel like answering Robinson’s question

b)

- the narrator loves the life

c)

- the narrator thinks Robinson has misunderstand

d)

- the narrator thinks much about himself

e)

- the narrator finds it hard to understand Robinson when he speaks

7.

7. Robinson is

a)

- the name of a village

b)

- the name of the animal

c)

- the name of a house

d)

- the name of an island

e)

- the name of a man

8.

8. The story is set in

a)

- Portugal

b)

- Santa Maria

c)

- Madagascar

d)

- the West Indies

e)

- none of the above

9.

9.  The narrator

a)

- escapes with minor injuries

b)

- is fatally injured

c)

- will remain permanently crippled

d)

- knows that her mental  faculties will be partially impaired

10.

10. The first question in italics shows that

a)

- the narrator thinks Robinson is hard of hearing

b)

- the narrator wanted to be heard

c)

- the narrator is confused

d)

- the narrator is hard of hearing

e)

- the narrator has never heard the name before