Treasure Island Unit 5 Chapter 2

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She wanted to be honest and fair

She was afraid of being caught

She did not know the value of the items

She was in a hurry

A suit of clothes, a tin, a quadrant, tobacco, a bar of silver, West Indian shells, a Spanish watch, several compasses, and two pistols

A map, a diary, a golden coin, and a sword

A letter, a hat, a pair of boots, and a lantern

A book, a candle, a ring, and a bottle

It signaled a friendly ship and merchants welcomed it.

It was a warning of pirates and merchants tried to escape.

It meant the ship was carrying treasure and merchants tried to board it.

It was used for celebrations and merchants ignored it.

He lost a leg in his country’s service.

He is eager to lift anchor.

He eats like a bull.

He was recommended by an old friend.

The narrator found a map in the sea chest and gave it to the blind man.

The officers discovered the map and told the squire to find the treasure.

The narrator and his mother escaped the inn, found the map, and shared it with Dr. Livesey and Squire Trelawney, who decided to plan a voyage.

The blind man found the map and gave it to the squire to hide from the pirates.

He hoped it would help him find new land to explore.

He thought it would help him become a ship captain.

He wanted to sell the map to the British navy.

He believed it would lead to a famous pirate’s treasure and would be rich.

He was aggressive and demanding, which caused conflict.

He was respected and admired by his men.

He was calm and thoughtful under pressure.

He was quiet and unsure of what to do.

The doctor and squire decided to burn the map to keep it safe.

The officers took the map and arrested the narrator.

The narrator gave the map to the blind man and ran away.

The squire planned a voyage to find the treasure and wrote a letter about the ship and crew.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

2, 1, 3, 4, 5

1, 3, 2, 4, 5

1, 2, 4, 3, 5