The Shipwrecked Sailor

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The Shipwrecked SailorOnline version Narrative short and quiz by Vicuña Solis Angel Gabriel 1 What is the sailor's initial purpose in telling his story to the high official? Choose one or more answers a To brag about the riches he obtained on the island. b To comfort and encourage him after his failed mission before the Pharaoh. c To ask him for money to organize a new expedition. 2 How does the sailor describe the giant serpent and what materials does he mention? a With a body covered in gold and eyebrows of real lapis lazuli. b With silver skin and black diamond eyes. c With copper scales and obsidian claws. 3 What personal tragedy does the serpent share with the shipwrecked sailor? a It was banished by the Egyptian gods to that island. b Hunters killed all of its offspring. c A star fell from the sky and the fire killed its entire family. 4 What happens to the "Island of the Ka" once the protagonist leaves? a It becomes a commercial port for the Pharaoh. b It sinks into the sea and turns into waves, disappearing forever. c It is colonized by other giant serpents. 5 What gifts does the divine creature give the sailor before his departure? a Incense, sacred oils, giraffe tails, and ivory. b Weapons of war, gold shields, and chariots. c Wheat, barley, and papyri with magic spells. 6 Why does the sailor decide to return to Egypt despite the abundance of the island? a Because the serpent forced him to leave. b Because his supply of fresh water ran out. c Due to the deep desire to return home and be buried in his own land. 7 How does the official react at the end and what does his "bird" metaphor mean? a He rejoices and regains hope of seeing the sovereign. b He remains pessimistic, believing his "sacrifice" before the Pharaoh is inevitable. c He decides to flee Egypt to search for the magic island.

The Shipwrecked SailorOnline version

Narrative short and quiz

by Vicuña Solis Angel Gabriel

What is the sailor's initial purpose in telling his story to the high official?

Choose one or more answers

To brag about the riches he obtained on the island.

To comfort and encourage him after his failed mission before the Pharaoh.

To ask him for money to organize a new expedition.

How does the sailor describe the giant serpent and what materials does he mention?

With a body covered in gold and eyebrows of real lapis lazuli.

With silver skin and black diamond eyes.

With copper scales and obsidian claws.

What personal tragedy does the serpent share with the shipwrecked sailor?

It was banished by the Egyptian gods to that island.

Hunters killed all of its offspring.

A star fell from the sky and the fire killed its entire family.

What happens to the "Island of the Ka" once the protagonist leaves?

It becomes a commercial port for the Pharaoh.

It sinks into the sea and turns into waves, disappearing forever.

It is colonized by other giant serpents.

What gifts does the divine creature give the sailor before his departure?

Incense, sacred oils, giraffe tails, and ivory.

Weapons of war, gold shields, and chariots.

Wheat, barley, and papyri with magic spells.

Why does the sailor decide to return to Egypt despite the abundance of the island?

Because the serpent forced him to leave.

Because his supply of fresh water ran out.

Due to the deep desire to return home and be buried in his own land.

How does the official react at the end and what does his "bird" metaphor mean?

He rejoices and regains hope of seeing the sovereign.

He remains pessimistic, believing his "sacrifice" before the Pharaoh is inevitable.

He decides to flee Egypt to search for the magic island.

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The Shipwrecked SailorOnline version

by Vicuña Solis Angel Gabriel

What is the sailor's initial purpose in telling his story to the high official?

Choose one or more answers

How does the sailor describe the giant serpent and what materials does he mention?

What personal tragedy does the serpent share with the shipwrecked sailor?

What happens to the "Island of the Ka" once the protagonist leaves?

What gifts does the divine creature give the sailor before his departure?

Why does the sailor decide to return to Egypt despite the abundance of the island?

How does the official react at the end and what does his "bird" metaphor mean?

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