Cole's Journey on the Island

Cole returns to the island with Garvey and Edwin, reflecting on his past mistakes and the sale of his belongings to fund his second banishment. As they unload supplies, Cole is reminded of his previous escape attempt. He begins building his shelter, guided by Garvey and Edwin, who emphasize his independence and commitment. A lesson unfolds using hot dogs, where Garvey demonstrates the importance of making life a celebration and sharing with others.

What season was it when Cole last visited the island?

• Spring

• Summer

• Fall

• Winter

What was Cole wearing the last time he made the trip to the island?

• A hat

• Handcuffs

• Boots

• A jacket

How was Cole's second banishment funded?

• By a loan

• By selling his belongings

• By a charity

• By his family

What did Cole feel as the island came into view?

• Indifference

• Sadness

• Fear

• Excitement

What animal did Cole wonder about as he approached the island?

• A wolf

• A bear

• A deer

• A fox

What did Edwin order Cole to do upon reaching the shore?

• Jump out and keep the bow off the rocks

• Set up a tent

• Stay in the boat

• Start a fire

What was Cole's first task after arriving on the island?

• Find food

• Build a shelter

• Rest

• Explore the island

What did Garvey and Edwin do while Cole was setting up the tent?

• Cooked supper

• Left him alone

• Went fishing

• Helped him

What did Edwin remove from the boat to prevent Cole from escaping?

• The fuel

• The spark plug

• The anchor

• The oars

What lesson did Garvey teach Cole using a hot dog?

• How to build a fire

• The value of money

• How to cook

• The importance of sharing