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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. Who has a bad feeling about the voyage, according to Chapter IX?
(a) Smollett
(b) Jim
(c) Silver
(d) Mr. Arrow
2. Who helps Jim seek help for Billy at the beginning of Chapter IV?
(a) Livesey
(b) The blind man
(c) Trelawney
(d) Jim’s mother
3. Who advises Smollett of where to anchor the ship at the island?
(a) Silver
(b) Trelawney
(c) Tom
(d) Jim
4. What plot does Jim learn about in Chapter XI?
(a) A practical joke that goes wrong
(b) A mutiny
(c) An assassination
(d) A robbery
5. Who sent a letter to Livesey to let him know the ship and crew were obtained, according to Chapter VII?
(a) Jim
(b) Trelawney
(c) A courier
(d) The ship's captain
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Jim see leave the tavern when he meets up with the ship’s cook?
2. What is the name of the blind man, as revealed in Chapter V?
3. Who is the author of Treasure Island?
4. How much time does Billy say he has at the end of Chapter III?
5. Who accompanies Jim from his hometown to where Trelawney and Livesey are in Chapter VII?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jim learn about the crew in Chapter XI?
2. Why is Billy unable to kill Black Dog in Chapter II?
3. What happens when Jim sneaks aboard a boat going ashore in Chapter XIII?
4. How does Jim find out a ship and crew has been obtained at the beginning of Chapter VII?
5. How does the old sailor terrorize the customers at the inn in Chapter I?
6. According to Chapter I, how does the story of Treasure Island come to be written?
7. What does Jim do after the exchange between Silver and Tom in Chapter XIV?
8. What does Dr. Livesey think might happen if the men go ashore in Chapter XIII?
9. How does Silver feel about Black Dog and Pew?
10. What do Livesey and Trelawney reveal about the oilskin-wrapped papers from the sea chest?
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