Robinson Crusoe

What is Robinson Crusoe's family background and social status?

• Royalty

• Middle class

• Lower class

• Aristocratic

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Why does Crusoe's father advise him against a life at sea?

• He wants Crusoe to become a farmer.

• He wants Crusoe to pursue a career in law.

• He wants Crusoe to become a pirate.

• He wants Crusoe to become a priest.

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How does Crusoe react to his father's advice?

• He ignores his father's advice completely.

• He decides to become a sailor against his father's wishes.

• He immediately obeys his father's wishes.

• He reluctantly agrees to his father's plan.

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Describe Crusoe's first sea voyage. What happens during it?

• He encounters a sea monster.

• It is uneventful.

• He discovers a treasure island.

• He faces a series of storms and seasickness

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What does Crusoe's encounter with the storm at sea foreshadow?

• His successful career as a sailor.

• His shipwreck and isolation on an island.

• His eventual rescue by a passing ship.

• A peaceful life at sea.

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How does Crusoe feel about his initial experiences at sea?

• Regretful and homesick

• Nervous and anxious

• Excited and eager for adventure

• Bored and uninterested

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What motivates Crusoe to continue his maritime adventures?

• His adventurous spirit and desire to explore the world

• The promise of wealth and fame

• A bet with his friendsHis father's encouragement

• A bet with his friends

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