Questions about Robinson Crusoe

1.Brazil. 2.Barley and rice.

3.Boer. 4.Barley and rice bread.

5.Sheepskin. 6.Two years six feet wide and four feet deep.

7.It's 17 instead of 15....Spain and Portugal.

Brazil Barley and rice.

Boer. Barley and rice bread.

Sheepskin. Two years six feet wide and four feet deep.

It's 15, don't listen to Spain and Portugal above.

1.When did Robinson start rafting? September 1, 1659.

2.What is there to keep him company on the island? A: A dog, two cats, a bird, some books

3.How many books did he find? Prayer books and Bibles.

4.How did his dog get to the island? Swim on the island by yourself.

5.Can his birds talk? Yes.

6.What is the author's full name on Robinson Crusoe? Daniel Defoe.

7.What questions did he think about when he first arrived on the island? Existential problems, material problems, spiritual problems.

8.Which was the first person he met? A bunch of savages.

9.Who did he save? (There are two)."Friday"and the captain.

10.What is his clothes made of? Skins.

11.What was the first thing he did? Adjust your mindset.

12.How is his jar made? Several of them are put together and burned over the fire.

13.What is his staple food? Mutton.

14.And then what did he grow himself? What did you raise? Wheat and rice were planted, and sheep were raised.

15.How did the seeds of those grains come from? Shaken from the sack in the sunken ship into the earth.

16.How many times has he been to the ship to move things? Eleven.

17.How many times did he see wildlings when he was on the island? 2 times.

18.How many boats has he made? 2 times.

19.How long has he lived on the island? (28 years).

20.What did he find on board? (please enumerate) omitted.

21.How many siblings does he have? There are two older brothers.

22.What is the most classic quote from the book? The fear of danger is 10,000 times more terrifying than the danger itself. (Others are also available).

23.What kind of person was Robinson? (See for yourself).

24.What was his first prey? Bird.

25.How does he cook? Roast.

26.Does he have bread to eat on the island? Yes.

27.What did he do when he saw the footprints of the savages? Extreme fear.

28.What was the first thing he said when he saw someone who could take him back to his homeland? "Gentlemen, who are you? "

29.How did he return to civilization? Helped the captain and was then brought back by the captain.

30.How was his life after returning home? Good.

Robinson Crusoe is the first British diary written in English in the 18th century by the famous writer Daniel Defoe, and it is also the first British realist novel**, this book tells the story of the protagonist Robinson who was shipwrecked on the way to Africa, fortunately survived, and drifted to a desert island, began a life of isolation, and was finally rescued back to England after 28 years. I think this book is worth savoring and reading carefully to absorb the essence of this book.

This book not only writes about Robinson's wonderful adventures, but also about the good spirit of the protagonist. Robinson lived on a desert island for 28 years with his strong willpower, optimism, and resourcefulness, and if it were us, would we have survived for so long? Probably not.

I learned a lot of truths from this book and gave me a lot of inspiration: don't panic when you encounter something, and find a way to solve the problem, instead of blindly complaining and not wanting to solve the problem, which will only make things worse.

This pants book is really worth a look, the knowledge in the book is inexhaustible, read it over and over again, you can gain a lot of knowledge and a lot of truth every time, isn't it? So, let's read a book together and let you write your essay "like a god"!

Depressed and disappointed--- wise response--- positive and optimistic.

Robinson overcame the difficulties of having no fixed shelter, being isolated, lacking food, lacking the tools needed to live, and the threat of savages. Once, on the way to Africa, he encountered a storm and drifted alone on a deserted island, and began a life of isolation. He is an optimistic, helpful, calm, and unafraid of difficulties, and he overcomes all kinds of difficulties with his strong will and unremitting efforts, and survives tenaciously on a desert island.

Robinson, who dared to take risks and had the courage to pursue a free and unfettered life, showed the resolute character and heroic nature of a tough guy, and embodied the spirit of creativity and pioneering.

The question that Robinson Crusoe wants to discuss most is why Robinson survives on a desert island.

It is because he has overcome himself and will survive, and Robinson can fight to survive when he is shipwrecked. It is because he has the faith, courage and strength to survive. Of course, he also knew how to survive a shipwreck.

Robinson was able to live independently on a desert island and create miracles. It is because he has the wisdom and ability to survive. He was able to build shelters, grow food, domesticate poultry, make utensils, and sew clothes with limited resources.

Robinson was able to save "Friday" from being eaten by the savages. And because he has that courage and guts. I overcame the fear of being eaten with courage, and I was able to hold on to "Friday" with my assistant until I returned home.

Robinson Crusoe works introduction:

Robinson Crusoe is a novel written by the English writer Daniel Defoe, first published on April 25, 1719, and is known as the first realist novel in Britain.

**Based on the story of a Scottish sailor, Alexander Schrcherichirok, who was in distress at sea in 1704, drifted on a desert island, and stayed alone for four years before being rescued. The protagonist of the ** Robinson is a young man with an adventurous personality. When he was in distress at sea due to the sale of black slaves in Africa, all the crew members of the ship were killed, and Robinson was the only one who escaped and drifted to a desert island.

Robinson lived on the island for twenty-eight years, and the last British ship sailed through the desert island before he had the opportunity to sail home.

Through the rich imagination of the author, this work vividly reflects the characteristics of the British society in the 18th century, and realistically describes the sense of reversity and despair experienced by people who have been away from society for 28 years, as well as the experience of faith and the endless challenges to life[1].

Robinson Crusoe was remade into a movie in 1997, 2003, and 2016 and released worldwide. <>