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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 9, what is the first word that Crusoe's parrot speaks?
2. In Chapter 2, what does Xury keep from the lion he and Crusoe kill?
3. In Chapter 9, how many shirts does Crusoe say that he had?
4. In Chapter 1, how many days after setting sail for London does the ship that Crusoe is on come into Yarmouth Roads?
5. In Chapter 11 after seeing the human footprint, how much corn does Crusoe decide to store in the future?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 4, how does Crusoe get up into the ship.
2. What are Crusoe's thoughts at the beginning of Chapter 7?
3. What happens on Crusoe's second voyage in Chapter 2?
4. In Chapter 11, what does Crusoe discover and why does he become afraid?
5. How does Crusoe learn to make pots that will hold liquid in Chapter 9?
6. What dream does Crusoe have on June 27?
7. At the beginning of Chapter 11, how does Crusoe describe sitting down to dinner?
8. In Chapter 9, how does Crusoe describe his effort to make earthen vessels?
9. What does Crusoe learn about where he is stranded when he travels to the top of a hill?
10. In Chapter 4, what does Crusoe do when he first gets onto the ship, and what does he find that is useful?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In Chapter 6, Crusoe has a disturbing dream. What does Crusoe dream, and why does the dream awaken Crusoe’s conscience?
Essay Topic 2
The novel is an adventure story, but also an account of Crusoe’s spiritual journey. In what ways is the novel an allegory, and why can it be viewed as a spiritual allegory?
Essay Topic 3
Crusoe learns to make do with what he has during his time on the island. How does Crusoe use resourcefulness to have the things he needs to survive, and how is he able to be self-reliant through his efforts?
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