Treasure Island: Nautical Terms Exercise

Treasure Island: Nautical Terms

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Treasure Island: Nautical Terms

Identify and understand nautical terms used throughout story passages from Treasure Island.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Jim lived at the Admiral Benbow 'hostelry'. What is a 'hostelry'?

  2. MultiChoice

    Long John Silver was 'crafty'. What does 'crafty' mean?

  3. MultiChoice

    The crew planned a 'mutiny'. What is a 'mutiny'?

  4. MultiChoice

    Jim remained 'vigilant' on the ship. What does 'vigilant' mean?

  5. MultiChoice

    The pirate drew his 'cutlass'. What is a 'cutlass'?

  6. MultiChoice

    Ben Gunn was 'marooned' for years. What does 'marooned' mean?

  7. MultiChoice

    They held a 'surreptitious' meeting. What does 'surreptitious' mean?

  8. MultiChoice

    The man was a known 'buccaneer'. What is a 'buccaneer'?

  9. MultiChoice

    They searched for hidden 'treasure'. What is 'treasure'?

  10. MultiChoice

    The sea was 'treacherous' around the reef. What does 'treacherous' mean here?

  11. MultiChoice

    Jim rowed a small 'coracle'. What is a 'coracle'?

  12. MultiChoice

    The pirates were 'unruly' after drinking. What does 'unruly' mean?

  13. MultiChoice

    Flint wanted to 'stash' the gold. What does 'stash' mean?

  14. MultiChoice

    The pirate gave a 'sinister' glare. What does 'sinister' mean?

  15. MultiChoice

    They defended the 'stockade'. What is a 'stockade'?