Crew Reactions and Island Impressions

The transcript describes the journey to Treasure Island, focusing on the island's eerie appearance and the crew's growing discontent. The captain devises a plan to manage the crew's mutinous mood, while Jim makes a rash decision to go ashore, setting the stage for further adventure.

What was the initial impression of the island when the narrator first saw it?

• It looked like a paradise.

• It was bustling with activity.

• It appeared gray and melancholy.

• It was vibrant and full of life.

How did the ship behave in the calm waters near the island?

• It was steady and calm.

• It was rolling and creaking.

• It was anchored firmly.

• It was drifting aimlessly.

What was the crew's reaction to the sight of the island?

• They were excited and eager.

• They were indifferent.

• They were grumbling and uneasy.

• They were frightened and panicked.

What was Long John Silver's role during the crew's unrest?

• He ignored the crew.

• He joined in the grumbling.

• He planned a mutiny.

• He tried to maintain order.

What was the captain's plan to handle the crew's discontent?

• To confront them directly.

• To sail away immediately.

• To let them go ashore for a break.

• To lock them in the cabin.

What impulsive action did Jim take?

• He hid in the cabin.

• He stayed on the ship.

• He went ashore with the crew.

• He confronted Long John Silver.