Exploring "Treasure Island": A Journey Through Chapters 3 & 4

What is the main reason Jim Hawkins goes to Dr. Livesey in Chapter 3?

• To show him the treasure map

• To seek protection from the pirates

• To ask for medical advice

• To invite him to join the treasure hunt

In Chapter 4, who is the first person to offer to fund the voyage to Treasure Island?

• Squire Trelawney

• Dr. Livesey

• Jim Hawkins

• Long John Silver

What is the name of the old sailor who dies in Chapter 4?

• Billy Bones

• Black Dog

• Pew

• Captain Flint

Which character is described as having a sabre cut across one cheek in Chapter 3?

• Black Dog

• Pew

• Long John Silver

• Billy Bones

What is the Blind Man's name who delivers the "black spot" to Billy Bones?

• Pew

• Black Dog

• Long John Silver

• Israel Hands

What does the "black spot" symbolize in the story?

• A treasure mark

• A death threat

• A sign of leadership

• A call for a meeting

Where do Jim and his mother go after they receive the oilskin packet from Billy Bones' chest?

• To the Admiral Benbow Inn

• To Squire Trelawney's house

• To Dr. Livesey's house

• To the nearest port

What theme is highlighted by the characters' eagerness to search for the treasure?

• The importance of family

• The corrupting influence of greed

• The value of education

• The adventure of the unknown

In Chapter 4, who is appointed as the ship's cook for the voyage to Treasure Island?

• Billy Bones

• Black Dog

• Long John Silver

• Ben Gunn

What is the setting of the Admiral Benbow Inn when Jim returns with Dr. Livesey in Chapter 4?

• It is bustling with pirates looking for the map.

• It is being renovated by Squire Trelawney.

• It is quiet and deserted after the pirates' attack.

• It is under the control of the local militia.