Chapters
1. |
Robinson Crusoe’s parents wanted him to become :- |
A. | A doctor |
B. | A teacher |
C. | A lawyer |
D. | A sailor |
Answer» C. A lawyer |
2. |
Crusoe is able to survive on the island for :- |
A. | 25 years |
B. | 28 years |
C. | 30 years |
D. | 32 years |
Answer» B. 28 years |
3. |
Crusoe saves Friday on his :- |
A. | 20th year on the island |
B. | 23rd year on the island |
C. | 25th year on the island |
D. | 30th year on the island |
Answer» C. 25th year on the island |
4. |
Crusoe teaches Friday to eat:- |
A. | Fruits |
B. | Cooked food |
C. | Animal flesh |
D. | Sea food |
Answer» C. Animal flesh |
5. |
Crusoe is a man at peace with :- |
A. | Himself |
B. | Those around him |
C. | Cannibals |
D. | Nature |
Answer» D. Nature |
6. |
The novel Robinson Crusoe is set in the :- |
A. | 16th century |
B. | 17th century |
C. | 18th century |
D. | 19th century |
Answer» B. 17th century |
7. |
The English mutineers who landed on Crusoe’s island are just as dangerous to him as :- |
A. | Any wild animal |
B. | Any shark |
C. | Any native |
D. | Any cannibal |
Answer» D. Any cannibal |
8. |
Crusoe was born in |
A. | Brazil |
B. | City of York |
C. | London |
D. | New York |
Answer» B. City of York |
9. |
Crusoe's father wanted him to be |
A. | a soldier |
B. | a businessman |
C. | a lawyer |
D. | a teacher |
Answer» C. a lawyer |
10. |
What according to Crusoe pushed him on? |
A. | his friends |
B. | his parents |
C. | his hobby |
D. | his ill fate |
Answer» D. his ill fate |
11. |
Crusoe made an oven out of |
A. | clay |
B. | wood |
C. | stones |
D. | iron |
Answer» A. clay |
12. |
Crusoe was born in the year |
A. | 1632 |
B. | 1633 |
C. | 1634 |
D. | 1635 |
Answer» A. 1632 |
13. |
Crusoe was rescued by |
A. | a pirate ship |
B. | a Spanish ship |
C. | a Turkish ship |
D. | a Portuguese ship |
Answer» D. a Portuguese ship |
14. |
Robinson Crusoe serves as a slave for two years in |
A. | Brazil |
B. | Morocco |
C. | America |
D. | Spain |
Answer» B. Morocco |
15. |
Crusoe named the savage Friday to commemorate the day |
A. | he saved the savage’s life |
B. | he found footprints |
C. | he landed on the island |
D. | he left the island |
Answer» A. he saved the savage’s life |
16. |
The cross that Crusoe erects on the island serves as a |
A. | religious icon |
B. | compass |
C. | calendar |
D. | scarecrow |
Answer» C. calendar |
17. |
In the first entry of his journal Crusoe called the island |
A. | island of hope |
B. | island of fear |
C. | horrid island |
D. | island of despair |
Answer» B. island of fear |
18. |
When Crusoe revisited the island he was pleased to see how the ________ established a successful colony with the English mutineers. |
A. | Spaniards |
B. | Portuguese captain |
C. | Cannibals |
D. | Caribbean natives |
Answer» D. Caribbean natives |
19. |
Crusoe’s father wishes his son to go into which profession? |
A. | Law |
B. | Medicine |
C. | Business |
D. | Farming |
Answer» A. Law |
20. |
How does Crusoe impress the natives on the African coast? |
A. | Showing them his watch |
B. | Killing a leopard |
C. | Giving them run |
D. | Sailing the boat in circles |
Answer» D. Sailing the boat in circles |
21. |
In Europe Crusoe encounters ravenous wolves in which country? |
A. | England |
B. | Africa |
C. | Spain |
D. | Belgium |
Answer» B. Africa |
22. |
Crusoe names the servant Friday in honour of what? |
A. | Good Friday |
B. | The day on which the native life was saved |
C. | The last work day before the weekend |
D. | The day on which Crusoe life was saved |
Answer» C. The last work day before the weekend |
23. |
When Crusoe departs on his second voyage, with whom does he leave some of his money? |
A. | A London merchant |
B. | His sister |
C. | A widow friend |
D. | His father |
Answer» B. His sister |
24. |
According to Crusoe’s father, peace of mind and prosperity attended upon a _______ in life |
A. | upper station |
B. | lower station |
C. | middle station |
D. | upper-middle station |
Answer» C. middle station |
25. |
Without asking God’s blessing, nor of his father’s consent, Crusoe boarded a ship bound for London on |
A. | September 1, 1651 |
B. | September 1, 1659 |
C. | September 30, 1651 |
D. | September 30, 1659 |
Answer» B. September 1, 1659 |
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