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1. What did Robinson Crusoe discover on the sand?

A. A footprint B. A shipwreck C. A treasure chest D. A boat

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2. How did Crusoe feel when he first saw the footprint?

A. Happy B. Surprised and amazed C. Excited D. Indifferent

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3. What did Crusoe do after seeing the footprint?

A. Ignored it B. Went swimming C. Started building a shelter D. Looked around but couldn’t find anything

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4. What was Crusoe's reaction after seeing the footprint for the second time?

A. He ignored it B. He became frightened and confused C. He laughed D. He called for help

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5. What did Crusoe think the footprint might belong to?

A. A wild animal B. A pirate C. A savage from the mainland D. A friend

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6. How did Crusoe feel as he returned home after finding the footprint?

A. Calm B. Nervous and frightened C. Happy D. Excited to investigate

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7. What did Crusoe mistake for a person on his way home?

A. A tree or a bush B. A boat C. An animal D. A bird

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8. Where did Crusoe take shelter after finding the footprint?

A. In a cave he called his "castle" B. In a small hut C. On his boat D. Under a tree

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9. What did Crusoe do all night after finding the footprint?

A. Slept peacefully B. Prayed for protection C. Went fishing D. Built a new shelter

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10. How did Crusoe investigate the footprint after a few days?

A. By measuring it with his own footmark B. By following the tracks C. By searching for other signs of life D. By calling for help

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11. What did Crusoe realize when he compared the footprint with his own?

A. It was the same size as his foot B. It was smaller than his foot C. It was larger than his foot D. It was a mark from an animal

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12. What did Crusoe fear might happen if the footprint belonged to someone else?

A. They would become friends B. They might help him survive C. They would rescue him D. They might kill and eat him

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13. What action did Crusoe take after seeing the footprint for the second time?

A. He immediately left the island B. He became bolder and investigated further C. He called for help D. He ignored the footprint

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14. What did Crusoe hope to avoid by praying for protection?

A. A natural disaster B. A storm C. Attack by another person D. Hunger

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15. Why was Crusoe initially confused when he saw the footprint?

A. He thought it was an animal print B. He had never seen footprints before C. He could not figure out how it appeared D. He was tired and could not think clearly

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16. What did Crusoe use to enter his cave?

A. A ladder B. A rope C. A small boat D. A secret door

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17. What did Crusoe fear the most about the footprint?

A. It would make him sick B. It meant he would starve C. It would lead to a shipwreck D. It meant someone was on the island

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18. How did Crusoe’s feelings change after several days of investigation?

A. He became less afraid B. He grew more anxious C. He became angry D. He felt more lonely

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19. What did Crusoe conclude after comparing the footprint to his own?

A. The footprint was his own B. The footprint belonged to a much larger person C. The footprint was made by an animal D. There were multiple people on the island

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20. What is the main theme of this chapter?

A. Crusoe's daily routine B. Crusoe’s survival skills C. Crusoe's fear and loneliness D. Crusoe’s desire to leave the island