Robinson Crusoe Analysis Quiz

What was the initial strategy of the narrator and his group regarding the approaching enemy?

What prevented the enemy from venturing further inland?

What was the captain's suggestion for a more direct approach?

What was the narrator's concern about the captain's proposal?

What conclusion did the narrator initially draw about the enemy's actions?

Why did the enemy finally decide to return to their ship?

What can be inferred about the narrator's and his group's mindset regarding the enemy?

What does the passage suggest about the enemy's initial approach to the island?

What was the fate that Robinson Crusoe suggested for the mutineers?

Why was Robinson Crusoe concerned about the captain's refusal to leave the mutineers on the island?

What was the captain's initial stance regarding leaving the mutineers on the island?

What was Robinson Crusoe's ultimate response to the captain's hesitation?

What did Robinson Crusoe ultimately decide to do with the mutineers after the captain's hesitation?

What was Robinson Crusoe's intention in ordering the execution of the new captain?

What is the most likely meaning of the phrase "quit the island" as used in the text?

In the context of the passage, what does the phrase "running away with the ship" imply?

What was the condition of the men that Robinson Crusoe was holding?

What was the main objective of the captain's parley with the prisoners?

What was the motivation behind the governor's offer of pardon to the prisoners?

What strategy did Robinson Crusoe implement to ensure the prisoners' loyalty and prevent them from betraying him?

Why did the prisoners readily accept the captain's proposal?

What was the significance of the governor's serious response and the hostages?

What was the crucial role of the prisoners in this plan?

Which of the following best describes the relationship between the captain and Robinson Crusoe?

What was the main emotional response of the narrator upon receiving the letter from their partner?

What health issue did the narrator experience after reading the letters?

How many leopards' skins did the narrator receive as a gift?

What did the old man fetch for the narrator to help alleviate their condition?

What type of goods were shipped to the narrator in addition to the leopards' skins?

What role did the partner play regarding the estate, based on the letter?

What was the narrator’s financial situation at the time of receiving the letter?

What spiritual gesture did the partner make in the letter?

What action did the speaker take to ensure his rights were secured?

What was the total balance from the six years of produce from the plantation?

How long did the trustees manage the plantation before the government's claim?

What was the total amount acknowledged by the Prior of the Augustines for the speaker's account?

What term refers to the situation where someone's property is managed for them due to their absence?

Which entity followed the speaker's claim for the plantation profits after fourteen years?

What was the purpose of the affidavit the speaker provided?

What was stated in the letter from the merchant regarding the plantation?

What was the primary concern regarding the prisoners?

How did the captain view the two prisoners discussed?

What was Robinson Crusoe’s proposal to the captain regarding the prisoners?

What justification did Crusoe give for seizing the ship?

What was the reaction of one prisoner when addressed by Crusoe?

What was Crusoe’s authority based on concerning the prisoners?

What did Crusoe refer to when talking about Providence ensnaring the prisoners?

What did the captain hope for regarding the prisoners' fate?