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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. In Chapter 9, what is the first word that Crusoe's parrot speaks?
(a) Pa.
(b) Run.
(c) Poll.
(d) Cracker.

2. In Chapter 4, how does Crusoe get into the ship?
(a) Climbing on rocks.
(b) Using a rope.
(c) Climbing on holes in the side.
(d) Using a chain.

3. In Chapter 8, what is the weather like as Crusoe returns to his home area?
(a) Very hot.
(b) Partly cloudy.
(c) Rainy.
(d) A little chilly.

4. In Chapter 6, how high is the forecastle heaved up?
(a) 7 feet.
(b) 4 feet.
(c) About 8 feet.
(d) At least 6 feet.

5. How large of a canal does Crusoe dig in Chapter 10 for his canoe?
(a) 6 feet wide and 4 feet deep.
(b) 5 feet wide and 3 feet deep.
(c) 3 feet wide and 3 feet deep.
(d) 7 feet wide and 5 feet deep.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old is Crusoe in at the beginning of Chapter 1?

2. What does Crusoe call his island in Chapter 5?

3. What meat does Crusoe stock for his voyage in Chapter 10?

4. In Chapter 9, what type of word does Crusoe use to make a pestle?

5. What is the first thing that Crusoe finds in Chapter 4, when he leaves his tree?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens after Crusoe kills a large leopard in Chapter 3?

2. What happens on Crusoe's second voyage in Chapter 2?

3. In Chapter 11, what does Crusoe discover and why does he become afraid?

4. In Chapter 9, how does Crusoe describe his effort to make earthen vessels?

5. In Chapter 4, how does Crusoe get up into the ship.

6. What are Crusoe's thoughts at the beginning of Chapter 7?

7. In Chapter 9 when Crusoe explores the island, what does he find?

8. In Chapter 9, what process does Crusoe have to go through to make a sieve?

9. In Chapter 9 what does Crusoe discover when he tries to return home to his side of the island a different way than he came?

10. What does Crusoe notice at the beginning of Chapter 4 when he wakes?

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