Test Review

Vocab Characters Symbols 1 Corinthians

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 For each definition, write the vocabulary word:

1. open rebellion against proper

authorities, especially by soldiers or
sailors against their officers.
1. Mutiny
 For each definition, write the vocabulary word:

1. rude and impolite speech or behavior

2. a curved blade or sword
1. incivility
2. cutlass
 For each definition, write the vocabulary word:

1. the pirate flag

2. deceitful or contradictory doubleness
3. the bottom of the sea, death, or hell
4. to remove from a position of authority
1. Jolly Roger
2. duplicity
3. Davy Jones
4. depose
 For each definition, write the vocabulary word:

1. a fast moving ship

2. the British flag
3. upper deck of ship where sailors slept
4. to abandon someone on an island
1. schooner
2. Union Jack
3. fo’c’sle
4. maroon
For each clue, name the character that it describes:

Starts off cranky but ends up being a good leader

Captain Smollett
For each clue, name the character that it describes:

Dies soon after receiving the

black spot
Billy Bones
For each clue, name the character that it describes:

Worries that the island will cause sickness

Dr. Livesey
For each clue, name the character that it describes:

Has trouble keeping a secret

Squire Trelawney
Define symbolism.
 Use of words, characters, objects, or places that
mean something beyond what they are on a literal
level
An object with a deeper meaning
What does rum symbolize?
Recklessness, violence, and
uncontrolled behavior
What theme does this quote show?

What does the coracle symbolize?

What does the treasure map symbolize?
the David and Goliath aspect of
Jim’s adventure
Adventure and desire
1. What does the black spot symbolize?
2. What does the parrot symbolize?
 1. danger, disorder, and destruction
2. innocence corrupted by bad influences
Give an example of someone who chooses their friends
wisely.
Abraham Gray
Give an example of someone who does not choose their
friends wisely and must suffer the consequences.
Dick Johnson
 What character initially chooses their friends
unwisely, but repents and corrects his decision?
Ben Gunn
How does Jim choose his
friends?
Jim represents innocence influenced by bad company.
He never intentionally joins the pirates, but he behaves like a
pirate through his morally-questionable actions.
He and Long John Silver are foils for each other- both caught in
the middle between the good guys and the bad guys.