Chapters 1-5
What is the name of the inn kept by the narrator's father?
A. The Golden Anchor
B. The Spyglass Tavern
C. The Admiral Benbow
D. The Silver Sea
The Admiral Benbow
What did Jim Hawkins contribute to the meeting with Dr. Livesey and Squire Trelawney?
A. A detailed account of his adventures.
B. The map that was found in the captain's sea-chest.
C. The captain's logbook detailing his piratical exploits.
D. A plan to trap the remaining pirates.
The map that was found in the captain's sea-chest.
What critical piece of information did Jim Hawkins learn while hiding?
A. The location of the buried treasure.
B. The identities of all the pirates on board.
C. There were still faithful men among the crew.
D. Captain Smollett was secretly in league with Silver.
There were still faithful men among the crew.
What led to the decision for some of the crew to go ashore?
A. They were searching for fresh water and supplies.
B. They aimed to establish a defensive position against the mutineers.
C. Jim Hawkins had gone ashore, prompting a rescue mission.
D. A strategic move to abandon the ship to the mutineers and secure the treasure.
Jim Hawkins had gone ashore, prompting a rescue mission
What was the outcome of the attack on the stockade?
A. The crew successfully repelled the mutineers, causing them to retreat.
B. The mutineers breached the stockade and took control.
C. Both sides suffered heavy casualties, resulting in a stalemate.
D. The stockade was abandoned by Captain Smollett and his crew due to overwhelming mutineer forces
The crew successfully repelled the mutineers, causing them to retreat
What does the captain demand from Jim after his altercation with Black Dog?
A. A sword
B. Rum
C. Assistance to escape
D. A message to be delivered to Squire Trelawney
Rum
What significant step had Squire Trelawney taken towards the treasure hunt?
A. He had drawn a new map based on Jim's description.
B. He had hired a crew and prepared a ship named the Hispaniola.
C. He had decided to abandon the treasure hunt as too dangerous.
D. He had gone to the Caribbean to scout for the treasure himself.
He had hired a crew and prepared a ship named the Hispaniola.
How did Jim Hawkins contribute to the discovery of the mutiny plot?
A. By intercepting a letter intended for Long John Silver.
B. By overhearing a conversation while hiding in an apple barrel.
C. By pretending to join the mutineers and gathering information.
D. By finding a hidden note in Silver's quarters.
By overhearing a conversation while hiding in an apple barrel.
What was the condition of the crew and their equipment after reaching the shore?
A. They were all uninjured and managed to bring all their equipment ashore safely.
B. Several crew members were injured, and they lost most of their weapons.
C. They were all soaked but safe, though they lost a significant portion of their powder and provisions.
D. The crew was captured by the mutineers as soon as they landed.
They were all soaked but safe, though they lost a significant portion of their powder and provisions.
What led Jim Hawkins to embark on his own adventure?
A. A direct order from Captain Smollett to scout the island.
B. His desire to escape the stifling atmosphere of the stockade and take action.
C. The discovery of a map leading to a hidden part of the island.
D. A misunderstanding with the rest of the crew, leading him to leave in anger.
His desire to escape the stifling atmosphere of the stockade and take action.
What is the "black spot" referred to by the captain?
A. A mark of betrayal among pirates
B. A disease common among seamen
C. A type of currency used by pirates
D. A summons or a sign of judgment among pirates
A summons or a sign of judgment among pirates
What was Jim's initial reaction upon meeting Long John Silver?
A. He was immediately suspicious and tried to leave the tavern.
B. He was reassured by Silver's pleasant demeanor and doubted he was the feared pirate.
C. He recognized Silver as the pirate they had been warned about and alerted the authorities.
D. He attempted to steal a map from Silver during their conversation.
He was reassured by Silver's pleasant demeanor and doubted he was the feared pirate.
What was Jim Hawkins' impulsive action as the crew prepared to go ashore?
A. He decided to warn the captain of a specific threat.
B. He volunteered to go ashore with the mutineers.
C. He hid on board to spy on Silver and the mutineers.
D. He sneaked into one of the boats going ashore to explore the island himself.
He sneaked into one of the boats going ashore to explore the island himself.
What happened to Tom Redruth during the approach to the stockade?
A. He tripped and injured himself.
B. He was shot and killed by the mutineers.
C. He bravely fought off a mutineer attack.
D. He decided to surrender to the mutineers.
He was shot and killed by the mutineers
What critical action did Jim take regarding the Hispaniola?
A. He boarded the ship to confront the mutineers directly.
B. He cut the ship loose to drift with the tide, hoping to strand the mutineers.
C. He attempted to set fire to the ship to prevent the mutineers from using it.
D. He signaled the ship for rescue, hoping the loyal crew members would see.
He cut the ship loose to drift with the tide, hoping to strand the mutineers.
How did the villagers react when Jim and his mother sought help to defend the Admiral Benbow inn?
A. They offered immediate assistance.
B. They refused to help, influenced by fear of the captain's old crewmates.
C. They agreed to help but later backed out.
D. They provided weapons but would not come themselves
They refused to help, influenced by fear of the captain's old crewmates.
What specific arrangements did Captain Smollett suggest for the voyage?
A. To increase the number of weapons on board and train the crew in combat.
B. To store the powder and arms in a more secure location and rearrange the crew's sleeping quarters.
C. To hire additional officers to ensure loyalty among the crew.
D. To keep the treasure map hidden from the crew until they reached the island.
To store the powder and arms in a more secure location and rearrange the crew's sleeping quarters.
What significant event did Jim witness involving Long John Silver?
A. Silver negotiated peace with another crew member.
B. Silver found a hidden treasure map.
C. Silver murdered a crew member who defied him.
D. Silver planned his escape from the island.
Silver murdered a crew member who defied him.
What did Dr. Livesey carry that he planned to give to Ben Gunn?
A. A piece of Parmesan cheese.
B. A map to the treasure.
C. A bottle of medicine.
D. A new set of clothes
A piece of Parmesan cheese
What was Jim's primary motivation for attempting to take control of the Hispaniola?
A. To find and secure the treasure before the mutineers.
B. To prove his bravery to Captain Smollett and the crew.
C. To prevent the mutineers from escaping with the ship.
D. To cut the ship loose and let it run aground, hindering the mutineers.
To prevent the mutineers from escaping with the ship.
What ultimately happened to the blind man, Pew?
A. He escaped with the rest of the pirates.
B. He was captured by the revenue officers.
C. He was trampled to death by horses.
D. He found the treasure and left the area.
He was trampled to death by horses.
How did the crew handle the disappearance of Mr. Arrow?
A. They launched a search operation to find him.
B. They were indifferent, considering his disappearance an improvement.
C. They mourned his loss deeply and held a memorial service.
D. They considered it a bad omen and contemplated turning back.
They were indifferent, considering his disappearance an improvement
Who did Jim Hawkins encounter on the island?
A. A marooned pirate named Ben Gunn.
B. A native inhabitant of the island.
C. Long John Silver in disguise.
D. A member of the British Navy.
A marooned pirate named Ben Gunn
How did Silver react to Captain Smollett's rejection of his offer?
A. He accepted the rejection peacefully and withdrew.
B. He threatened immediate and violent retaliation.
C. He attempted to bribe individual crew members to switch sides.
D. He signaled for his men to begin attacking the stockade.
He threatened immediate and violent retaliation
What does Israel Hands request from the narrator?
A. A weapon to defend himself
B. Assistance in steering the ship
C. Medical attention for his wounds
D. Brandy to drink
Brandy to drink