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Memoria Press Treasure Island > Final Review > Flashcards

Final Review Flashcards

1
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the narrator of the story; young boy

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Jim Hawkins

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2
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the doctor who tends to Jim’s father; confronts the captain

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Dr. Livesay

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3
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the old seaman with a scar on his cheek who lodges at the inn

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the captain/ Billy Bones

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4
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a seaman missing two fingers; looking for Bill at the inn

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Black Dog

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5
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Who or what caused the death of the captain/ Bill Bones?

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the black spot

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6
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the name that carried a great weight of terror with the people

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Captain Flint

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7
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the blind beggar

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Pew

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8
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intimidating

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formidable

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9
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What did Jim think the beggar and his men were looking for at the inn?

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Flint’s fist

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10
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landowner who finances the treasure hunt

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Squire Trelawney

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11
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“I’ll be as silent as the grave.”

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Trelawney

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12
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the elderly gamekeeper at the Hall, temporarily in charge of Jim

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Tom Redruth

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13
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the tall, strong, one-legged sailor hired as a cook for the crew

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Long John Silver

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14
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an old sailor who was drinking with Black Dog in the tavern

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Tom Morgan

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15
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merriment, amusement, laughter

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mirth

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16
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“You’re as smart as paint.”

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Long John Silver (to Jim)

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17
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What was Jim’s overall impression of Long John Silver after meeting him?

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Jim felt comfortable with Silver.

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18
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sharp-looking captain of the Hispaniola; disliked by the squire

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Captain Smollet

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19
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the ship’s mate; brown old sailor; friends with the squire

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Arrow

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20
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Who did the squire call “unmanly, unsailory, and downright un-English”?

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Captain Smollett

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21
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the coxswain; experienced seaman; confidant of Silver

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Israel Hands

22
Q

to seize in a grip, take hold of

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grapple

23
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deceitfulness in speech or conduct

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duplicity

24
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Why did the squire, doctor, and captain feel Jim could help them move than anyone else?

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The crew was open with Jim.

25
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uneasy feeling; apprehension

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qualm

26
Q

to free or release from entaglement to disengage

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extricate

27
Q

Who was the victim of “The First Blow”?

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Alan

28
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marooned on the island for three years; former member of Flint’s crew

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Ben Gunn

29
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one of the ship’s crew; joins up with the captain and his men

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Abraham Gray

30
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“I know you are a good man at bottom, and I daresay not one of the lot of you’s as bad as he makes out.”

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Smollett (to Gray)

31
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yielding; acceptance; submission

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acquiescence

32
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What did Captain Smollett insist on doing?

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hanging the British flag

33
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What was the group’s “best hope” for survival?

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killing all the mutineers

34
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heartless; indifferent

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callous

35
Q

certainly; incapable of erring

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infalliby

36
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a conscious choice or decision; will

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volition

37
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How did Jim find out that the coxswain was planning to kill him?

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Jim saw him hide a knife in his coat.

38
Q

What weakness in Jim was almost his downfall?

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cockiness

39
Q

made angry; enraged

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incensed

40
Q

“The laugh’s on my side; I’ve had the top of this business from the first.”

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Jim

41
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buccaneer with yellow eyes; accuses Silver of ruining the trip

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George Merry

42
Q

the elementary stages of any subject, “ABCs”

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rudiments

43
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“There is a kind of fate in this.”

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Dr. Livesey (to Jim)

44
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“… we’ll save our necks in spite of fate and fortune.”

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Silver (to Jim)

45
Q

What was Flint’s pointer?

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a pirate’s skeleton

46
Q

“Fetch aft the fum, Darby!”

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Flint’s last words

47
Q

a failure to carry out one’s obligations, neglect

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dereliction

48
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“But the dead men, sir, hang about your neck like millstones.”

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the squire (to Silver)

49
Q

Whose was theh voice the pirates heard?

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Benn Gunn

50
Q

“You’re the man to keep your word, we know that.”

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Dr. Livesey (to Silver)

51
Q

What became of Silver?

A

He escaped with a sack of coins.

52
Q

Who wasted his share of the treasure?

A

Ben Gunn

Memoria Press Treasure Island (31 decks)

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