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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4: Chapter 10 ("Changing Seasons") through Chapter 12 ("Anniversary").
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who suggests that they build a raft to get to shore?
(a) The narrator.
(b) Elizabeth.
(c) Fritz.
(d) Ernest.
2. What suggestion does Fritz make about their barrel boat?
(a) That they attach a mast and sail.
(b) That they seal the barrels with sap.
(c) That they scrap it in favor of a flat raft.
(d) That they create outriggers to stabilize it.
3. At the beginning of Chapter 7, "Bread," why is the narrator irritated with Jack and Ernest?
(a) They have left camp without permission.
(b) They have been quarreling with one another.
(c) They will not stop bothering him about being allowed to go to the wreck.
(d) They have eaten the potatoes the family needs for dinner.
4. In Chapter 8, "The Pinnace," what agreement does the narrator make with his wife?
(a) He will not take the children to the wreck anymore.
(b) He will not stay onboard the wreck overnight.
(c) He will not go to the wreck anymore.
(d) He will take Elizabeth to the wreck next time they go.
5. In Chapter 12, "Anniversary," what important date does the family celebrate?
(a) Elizabeth's thirty-fifth birthday.
(b) The ten-year anniversary of the family's conversion from Catholicism to Protestantism.
(c) The one-year anniversary of their stranding on the island.
(d) The sixteen-year anniversary of the narrator and Elizabeth's marraige.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 9, "A Growing Menagerie," which bird does Fritz capture to keep as a pet?
2. In Chapter 7, "Bread," what important discovery does Fritz make in crates onboard the shipwreck?
3. What does the family decide to name "Tentholm"?
4. In Chapter 9, "A Growing Menagerie," what does the narrator explains prevents them from fully exploring the island?
5. Whose idea is it to make the boat out of barrels?
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