The Cay Midpoint

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What is the main reason Phillip didn't eat the fish in 'The Cay'?

Back

Phillip didn't eat the fish because it was raw.

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How does Phillip's mother behave when helping him into his life jacket?

Back

Phillip's mother is uncharacteristically calm.

Front

What is the primary purpose of the book 'The Cay'?

Back

The author wrote this book mostly to entertain readers with a fictional story that is set during World War II.

Front

What was Phillip's emotional reaction to being blind?

Back

Phillip was overcome with anger and began hitting Timothy.

Front

What did Timothy think about Stew Cat?

Back

Timothy thought Stew Cat was bad luck.

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What are the main themes explored in 'The Cay'?

Back

The main themes include survival, friendship, and the impact of war.

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How does Phillip's character develop throughout 'The Cay'?

Back

Phillip evolves from a dependent child to a more self-sufficient individual as he learns to navigate his blindness and survive.

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What role does Timothy play in Phillip's life on the island?

Back

Timothy serves as a mentor and protector, teaching Phillip survival skills and helping him cope with his blindness.

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What is the significance of the setting in 'The Cay'?

Back

The setting on a deserted island during World War II creates a backdrop for themes of isolation, survival, and personal growth.

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How does the author use symbolism in 'The Cay'?

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The author uses symbolism, such as the cay itself and the characters' experiences, to represent themes of resilience and hope.