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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where was Susan traveling when her boat ran into trouble?
(a) Sydney.
(b) Paris.
(c) Lisbon.
(d) London.

2. How does Susan react to Cruso's explanations of the laws of the island?
(a) With growing respect.
(b) She laughs at his laws.
(c) She ignores him.
(d) With dissatisfaction.

3. What best describes Friday's boat?
(a) It is a roughly made sail boat.
(b) It is a small raft tied together with vines.
(c) It is remants of a much larger craft.
(d) It is a log.

4. How does the woman who swims ashore feel when she is with the person who first greets her?
(a) Safe and protected.
(b) Uncomfortable and unsafe.
(c) That she must get better to protect the person.
(d) At home.

5. What does Susan learn about Friday when he ignores her request to bring more wood in Part One?
(a) He lost his voice in a fire.
(b) He is fiercely loyal to Cruso.
(c) He only knows a few English words.
(d) He thinks women are inferior.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Susan say was her father's name?

2. What does Susan bring back to camp after disobeying Cruso on her third day on the island?

3. What does Susan do on her third day on the island after she disobeys Cruso?

4. What does Cruso say will act as a statement of his time on the island?

5. Where does Susan see Friday working when she awakens her first morning on the island?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Cruso's castle.

2. What is Susan's first impression of the island?

3. What is Friday's role on the island?

4. How does Susan and Cruso's relationship change once they are rescued?

5. How does Susan feel about Friday when they first meet?

6. Where is Susan's daughter?

7. Describe Cruso's appearance.

8. Why do Cruso and Friday work on the terraces?

9. Describe Susan and Cruso's relationship while on the island.

10. Describe Cruso's health.

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