Pirate Treasure and Island Mysteries

After a storm, five pirates reveal a treasure on an island with trees. Each pirate saw a different number of trees, suggesting a unique tree arrangement. The solution involves finding an island with two non-parallel lines of trees, where the treasure is buried at their intersection. The treasure turns out to be tree seeds, highlighting the value of perspective.

What did the survivors reveal about the island they were marooned on?

• It was a lush island with many animals.

• It was the location of Greenbeard's treasure.

• It had a large mountain in the center.

• It was surrounded by dangerous reefs.

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What was the unique feature of each island observed from the hot air balloon?

• Each island was covered in snow.

• Each island had a large cave.

• Each island had exactly six trees.

• Each island had a lighthouse.

Why did each pirate see a different number of trees?

• They were using telescopes.

• They were looking at different islands.

• They were at different points on the island.

• They were standing at different heights.

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What was blocking the pirates' view of the trees?

• Tall grass

• Large rocks

• Fog

• Other trees

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What arrangement of trees allows a pirate to see only two trees?

• All trees in a circle

• All trees in a single line

• Two non-parallel lines of trees

• Trees scattered randomly

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What is the significance of two non-parallel lines of trees?

• They allow for different views of the trees.

• They provide shade.

• They create a maze.

• They form a natural barrier.

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Where was the treasure buried on the island?

• At the base of the tallest tree

• At the intersection of two lines of trees

• In the center of the island

• Near the shore

What did the treasure turn out to be?

• A map to another treasure

• A chest of gold coins

• A collection of rare gems

• A pile of tree seeds

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What was the narrator's final thought on the treasure?

• It was a valuable find.

• Its worth was subjective.

• It was a great disappointment.

• It was a complete mystery.

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What was the main challenge in finding the correct island?

• Identifying the island with the most trees

• Finding the island with the correct tree arrangement

• Discovering the island with the most wildlife

• Locating the island with the tallest trees

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