Character Relationships and Concerns in Treasure Island

The transcript details a tense meeting aboard the Hispaniola, where Captain Smollett voices his concerns about the voyage, the crew, and the secrecy surrounding the treasure hunt. Despite disagreements with Squire Trelawney, precautions are taken to secure the ship and its crew. The captain insists on storing gunpowder and arms under his cabin and moving the berths closer to his quarters to prevent a potential mutiny. The crew, including Long John Silver, prepares for departure, highlighting the dynamics and tensions among the characters.

What is the initial relationship between Mr. Trelawney and Captain Smollett?

• Indifferent and neutral

• Tense and confrontational

• Friendly and cooperative

• Respectful and formal

Why does Captain Smollett dislike the voyage?

• He prefers a different route.

• He is concerned about the crew and secrecy.

• He is not fond of the destination.

• He dislikes the ship's design.

What does Captain Smollett request for safety?

• To change the ship's course

• To store gunpowder and arms under his cabin

• To hire a new crew

• To delay the voyage

What is Captain Smollett's main fear regarding the voyage?

• Running out of supplies

• A possible mutiny

• Getting lost at sea

• Bad weather conditions

What does Captain Smollett insist on regarding the treasure map?

• It should be shared with the crew.

• It should be kept secret from him and Mr. Arrow.

• It should be kept secret from everyone.

• It should be destroyed.

Who is responsible for supervising the movement of arms and gunpowder?

• Mr. Arrow and Captain Smollett

• Dr. Livesey

• Squire Trelawney

• Long John Silver

What is Long John Silver's role on the ship?

• First mate

• Cook

• Carpenter

• Navigator

How does the narrator feel about Captain Smollett?

• He fears him.

• He is indifferent.

• He dislikes him.

• He admires him.

What does the crew do as part of the ship's preparations?

• They repaint the ship.

• They clean the deck.

• They repair the sails.

• They move the arms and gunpowder.

What is the squire's opinion of Long John Silver?

• He distrusts him.

• He thinks he is lazy.

• He finds him suspicious.

• He believes he is honest.