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Supplementary Reading 1: Treasure Island — Online MCQ Test

Q: Who is the young narrator and protagonist of *Treasure Island*?

Answer: B. Jim Hawkins — Jim Hawkins is the young boy who narrates the adventure and becomes central to the treasure hunt.

Q: What object does Billy Bones leave behind that leads Jim to the treasure map?

Answer: C. A chest containing papers — Billy Bones leaves a chest, and inside it Jim finds important papers, including the map that starts the adventure.

Q: Which of the following is NOT a reason why Silver is considered dangerous?

Answer: C. He openly supports the loyal crew at all times — Silver is dangerous because he deceives others and leads the mutiny, not because he supports the loyal crew.

ENGLISH · CLASS 10th · Karnataka State Board

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Supplementary Reading 1: Treasure Island — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Karnataka State Board CLASS 10th ENGLISH — Supplementary Reading 1: Treasure Island, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

Who is the young narrator and protagonist of *Treasure Island*?

A. Long John Silver
B. Jim Hawkins ✓
C. Captain Smollett
D. Dr. Livesey

Answer: B. Jim Hawkins
Jim Hawkins is the young boy who narrates the adventure and becomes central to the treasure hunt.

What object does Billy Bones leave behind that leads Jim to the treasure map?

A. A spyglass
B. A black spot
C. A chest containing papers ✓
D. A gold coin

Answer: C. A chest containing papers
Billy Bones leaves a chest, and inside it Jim finds important papers, including the map that starts the adventure.

Why does Jim Hawkins first become interested in Billy Bones?

A. He wants to join the navy
B. Billy Bones stays at Jim's inn and seems mysterious ✓
C. Billy Bones is Jim's uncle
D. He receives a letter from him

Answer: B. Billy Bones stays at Jim's inn and seems mysterious
Billy Bones lodges at the inn owned by Jim's family, and his strange behavior makes Jim curious.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why Silver is considered dangerous?

A. He is clever and manipulative
B. He secretly leads the pirates
C. He openly supports the loyal crew at all times ✓
D. He pretends to be friendly while planning betrayal

Answer: C. He openly supports the loyal crew at all times
Silver is dangerous because he deceives others and leads the mutiny, not because he supports the loyal crew.

Which statement about *Treasure Island* is the MOST accurate?

A. It is mainly a ghost story with no adventure elements
B. It focuses only on life at the inn and never leaves the village
C. It combines adventure, betrayal, courage, and treasure hunting through Jim's experiences ✓
D. It is a comedy about school life and friendships

Answer: C. It combines adventure, betrayal, courage, and treasure hunting through Jim's experiences
The novel is a classic adventure story built around danger, loyalty, betrayal, and the search for treasure.

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