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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Crusoe sets out on his voyage in Chapter 10, how many years has he been on the island?
2. What type of alcohol does Crusoe find on the ship in Chapter 4?
3. In Chapter 11, what does Crusoe carry on his belt?
4. In Chapter 4, how many pounds of power does Crusoe think he has?
5. In Chapter 9, what is the first word that Crusoe's parrot speaks?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 11, what information does Crusoe provide about his cats?
2. What does Crusoe notice at the beginning of Chapter 4 when he wakes?
3. In Chapter 9, what process does Crusoe have to go through to make a sieve?
4. In Chapter 1, how does Crusoe describe his family?
5. How successful is Crusoe's first journey in Chapter 2?
6. In Chapter 4, how does Crusoe get up into the ship.
7. In Chapter 1 after Crusoe was rescued from a sinking ship, what advice does he receive from the captain of the ship?
8. In Chapter 10, when does Crusoe begin his journey and what does he find that makes him go out to sea?
9. What happens after Crusoe kills a large leopard in Chapter 3?
10. In Chapter 9 when Crusoe explores the island, what does he find?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Crusoe sells Xury to the captain of the ship that rescues him. How would you describe the relationship between the two men, and what does their relationship reveal about the attitude toward non-whites in the seventeenth century?
Essay Topic 2
As a young man, Crusoe does not give much thought about providence. How do Crusoe’s views about providence and the sovereignty of God change throughout the novel, and what are the main reasons for the change in his beliefs?
Essay Topic 3
In Chapter 6, Crusoe has a disturbing dream. What does Crusoe dream, and why does the dream awaken Crusoe’s conscience?
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