Treasure Island Chapters 22, 23 and 24

Where does Jim believe Dr. Livesey is going when he departs from the stockade?

• He thinks he is going to see Ben Gunn.

• He thinks he is going to make a truce with Long John Silver.

• He thinks he is going to see if he can find the treasure.

• He thinks his going to get more firewood.

After Dr. Livesey leaves, what is it that overcomes Jim almost as strong as fear?

• He is overcome with anger at the loss of so many lives

• He is disgusted with the blood and dead bodies in the heat of the stockade.

• He feels very homesick and wishes he had never come on the voyage to Treasure Island.

• He is filled with happiness and joy over the victory against the mutineers.

After the doctor leaves, what does Jim make up his mind to do?

• To go look for the treasure himself.

• To follow Dr. Livesey into the jungle.

• To go find Long John Silver and try to make peace with the mutineers.

• To slip out unnoticed and go see if he can find Ben Gunn's little boat.

What is Jim's risky plan once he's out on the water?

• Jim wants to try to catch some big fish to feed the men in the stockade.

• Jim plans to cut the anchor rope to the Hispaniola so the pirates cannot take her out to sea.

• Jim want's to lure the mutineers away from their camp and chase him.

• Jim wants to try and sink the Hispaniola.

Jim awakes to find that he cannot row to shore because

• Jim lost his oars.

• There were rocks and sea lions which could be dangerous to him.

• Jim was injured.

• Captain Smollett was standing there.