Question

Something behind Robinson Crusoe

People did not think of Robinson Crusoe as a   rnadc-up story. They thought it had really happened. They thought there was a real man called Robinson Crusoe. The writer Daniel Defoe encouraged them to   think it was not false, although most of the story is made up.

But people who read the book really thought of a real-life Robinson, a Scottish sailor (水手）called Alexander Selkirk. Like Robinson, he once lived alone on an island in the South Pacific and there was no island nearby. He lived there for four years. He survived by eating wild vegetables and wild goats. He had a bad accident and was nearly killed. He fell off a cliff (懸崖)when hunting a goat. He was only saved when the goat cushioned (緩沖）his fall. In 1709, he was saved. Two years later he arrived back in England.

About the story People thought Robinson Crusoe was a 1  story, but in fact most of it is made up. About the main character The hero in Robinson Crusoe is also made-up, but the readers were 2  of a real-life Robinson 一 Alexander Selkirk. Life experiences of Alexander Selkirk Alexander Selkirk once lived alone on a lonely island in the South Pacific for years. He had to live 3 wild vegetables and wild goats he hunted. He was 4  injured (受傷）in an accident. He was saved in 1709 and 5  to England in 1711.

1._ 2.__ 3._ 4._ 5._

Answer 1

l.tnie    2.    reminded    3. on

4. badly/seriously 5. returned