A) Clipperton Island B) Bouvet Island C) Devon Island D) Isle Royale
A) Freezing climate B) Lack of wildlife C) Tidal waves D) Volcanic activity
A) A natural river B) A well C) Rainwater collection D) An underground stream
A) Desolate and sparsely occupied or unoccupied B) Covered entirely in ice C) Having hot sand and dunes D) Lacking any vegetation
A) Freshwater fish B) Large land mammals C) Tropical rainforest apes D) Sea turtles and ground-nesting seabirds
A) Wreckage from pirate ships B) Precious gems and metals C) Tons of waste from far away countries D) Volcanic ash and debris
A) Tetepare Island B) Ilha da Queimada Grande C) Astola Island D) Clipperton Island
A) Bouvet Island B) Amatignak Island C) Ball's Pyramid D) Kaffeklubben Island
A) William Shakespeare B) Daniel Defoe C) H. G. Wells D) Henry Neville
A) Edward Pococke B) Simon Ockley C) Tom Neale D) Alexander Selkirk
A) Hayy B) Man Friday C) Kamil D) Prospero
A) Ibn Tufail B) William Shakespeare C) Daniel Defoe D) Henry Neville
A) The Isle of Pines B) Theologus Autodidactus C) The Aspiring Naturalist D) Hayy ibn Yaqdhan
A) Edward Pococke B) Robert Boyle C) Alexander Selkirk D) Tom Neale E) Daniel Defoe
A) Regression into savagery B) Creation of a utopian society C) Recreation of society's comforts D) Peaceful isolation and meditation
A) Orangutans B) Penguins C) Ground-nesting seabirds D) Sea turtles
A) As endless flat deserts with no vegetation B) As massive tropical jungles with active volcanoes C) Just a few yards across with a single palm tree D) As frozen tundras surrounded by icebergs
A) Theologus Autodidactus B) The Aspiring Naturalist C) Hayy ibn Yaqdhan D) The Isle of Pines
A) Robert Boyle B) Ibn Tufail C) Ibn al-Nafis D) Daniel Defoe
A) Devon Island B) Bouvet Island C) Kaffeklubben Island D) Amatignak Island
A) British warship B) Spanish galleon C) American whaler D) French merchant ship
A) 1815 B) 1875 C) 1820 D) 1876
A) British B) French C) American D) Spanish
A) An abandoned well B) A large river C) A deep underground cave D) A small freshwater spring
A) Four months B) One week C) Seven months D) One year
A) Three B) One C) Seven D) Four
A) One week B) Two years C) Seven months D) Four months
A) Bounty B) Essex C) Strathmore D) Titanic
A) Seven months B) One week C) One year D) Four months
A) 1880 to 1881 B) 1875 to 1876 C) 1850 to 1851 D) 1820 to 1821
A) Spain B) Britain C) United States D) France
A) Root vegetables B) Tropical fruits C) Leafy greens D) Cereal grains |