Buccaneer and Treasure Island Insights

The transcript introduces 'Treasure Island' by Robert Louis Stevenson, read by Adrian Prez Ellis. It begins with a dedication to Lloyd Osbourne and describes the arrival of an old seaman at the Admiral Benbow Inn. The seaman's mysterious behavior and fear of a one-legged man are highlighted, along with his interactions with the inn's inhabitants. The narrative culminates in a confrontation between the seaman and Dr. Livesey, who warns him about his conduct.

What is the status of 'Treasure Island' in terms of copyright?

• It is in the public domain.

• It is under copyright.

• It is a restricted document.

• It is a private publication.

To whom is 'Treasure Island' dedicated?

• Adrian Prez Ellis

• Lloyd Osbourne

• Squire Trelawney

• Robert Louis Stevenson

Where does the old Buccaneer first arrive?

• The Spanish Main

• The Admiral Benbow Inn

• Bristol

• The Royal George

What does the Buccaneer frequently ask about?

• Seafaring men

• The weather

• The local market

• The inn's menu

What haunts the narrator's dreams?

• A pirate ship

• A one-legged seafaring man

• A treasure map

• A stormy sea

What does the Buccaneer do when he drinks too much?

• He sings sea songs

• He writes letters

• He goes for a walk

• He reads books

How do the patrons of the inn feel about the Buccaneer's presence?

• They are frightened

• They are excited

• They are annoyed

• They are indifferent

What financial issue does the Buccaneer cause?

• He steals money

• He refuses to pay

• He overpays

• He loses money

What remains unchanged about the Buccaneer?

• His telescope

• His room

• His appearance

• His diet

What does Dr. Livesey threaten to do if the Buccaneer doesn't behave?

• Ignore him

• Report him to the authorities

• Evict him from the inn

• Challenge him to a duel