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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. In Chapter 20 after coming upon the carcasses of a dead horse and two men, how many wolves do Crusoe and his group kill?
2. How long does Poll live with Crusoe?
3. In Chapter 17, how many bushels of barley do Crusoe and the others sow?
4. In Chapter 19, how many men come swimming to the ship begging to go with them?
5. After coming upon the carcasses of a dead horse and two men and killing a large number of wolves, how long does it take Crusoe and his group to come to the town where they are to stay?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who do Crusoe and Friday rescue and how in Chapter 16?
2. What does Crusoe find on a ship wreck in Chapter 13?
3. In Chapter 20 as Crusoe and his group come to the entrance of the wood, what do they hear and then see?
4. How does Crusoe dispose of his old plantation in Brazil?
5. What type of companions are they and how long do Poll and the dog from the ship live with Crusoe?
6. How does Crusoe settle down during the seven years that widow persuades him to stay in Chapter 20 and why does he leave?
7. In Chapter 19, how and why do two men who were left on the island get to the ship?
8. When Crusoe leaves the island in Chapter 19, what does he take with him?
9. In Chapter 17, why is Crusoe cautious about rescuing the other men who are living with the cannibals and what does he do about it?
10. In Chapter 14, what does Crusoe think that his circumstances would be like if he had stayed in Brazil?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Crusoe struggles with internal and external conflicts throughout the novel. What type of conflicts does Crusoe experience when he is alone on the island, and how do those conflicts change when people join him? Are most of his conflicts external or internal?
Essay Topic 2
Crusoe believes that the misfortunes he has may be caused by not listening to his father. What misfortunes does Crusoe face because he ignores advice, and why does Crusoe believe that fate and destiny are behind the misfortunes that he faces?
Essay Topic 3
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?
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