A cannibal is a person that eats the flesh other people.

What was the significance of the footprint that he discovered?

It meant that there had been someone else on the island.

What did Robinson do after he discovered the footprint?

He made the wall around his house more secure.

What was wrong with the boat that he spent 10 months building?

He had built it too far from the water.

When Robinson Crusoe found the footprint and the bones, what did he think?

That maybe, cannibals used the island.

What did Robinson do when the rescue ship, with the mutineers, came to the island.

He rescued the captain and then sailed back to England.

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Robinson Crusoe

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1
He rescued one of the prisoners, what name did he give him?
Hanibal
Jeeves
Friday
Monday
2
Which author wrote 'Robinson Crusoe'
William Defoe
Robert Burns
Charles Dickens
William Shakespear
3
What is a cannibal?
A cannibal is fired from a cannon.
A cannibal is someone that is vegetarian.
A cannibal is a person that eats the flesh other people.
Is an animal that eats people, like a tiger.
4
What was the significance of the footprint that he discovered?
It meant that there was a one-legged pirate on the island.
It was his footprint, so he ignored it.
He was worried in case there was a wild beast on the island.
It meant that there had been someone else on the island.
5
What did Robinson do after he discovered the footprint?
He built more chairs, in case he had visitors.
He cleaned the house, in case he had visitors.
He made the wall around his house more secure.
He hid in the cave.
6
What was wrong with the boat that he spent 10 months building?
It caught fire.
It was the wrong colour.
It leaked!
He had built it too far from the water.
7
When Robinson Crusoe found the footprint and the bones, what did he think?
I need to get away from here, or this could be me.
Oh good, now I can make soup with the bones.
That maybe, cannibals used the island.
Someone else had been shipwrecked and died on the island.
8
What is it called when sailors lose confidence in their captain and take over the ship?
a slam dunk
A mutiny
An election.
A hostile takeover bid.
9
Why was Robinson Crusoe on the desert island?
He was left there by pirates.
He was on vacation.
He was shipwrecked.
He was left there because no-one liked him.
10
What do you call a sailor that is involved in a mutiny?
A mutinista.
A musketeer.
A Jolly Jack Tar
A mutineer.
11
What did Robinson do when the rescue ship, with the mutineers, came to the island.
He rescued the captain and married Friday.
He hid until they left.
He rescued the captain and then sailed back to England.
He joined the crew and became a pirate.
12
Eventually the natives returned. How may boats and prisoners were there?
Two boats and five prisoners.
Five boats and five prisoners.
Five boats and two prisoners.
Two boats and two prisoners.

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