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Составить 20 вопросов к тексту☺ Daniel Defoe (1660-1731), an English | novelist and journalist, is most famous l as the author of Robinson Crusoe 1(1719), a story of a man shipwrecked alone on an island. Among his other works are Moll Flanders (1722), A Journal Of KThe Plague Year (1722) and Captain Jack (1722). His last great work of fiction, Roxana, appeared in 1724. Defoe went into politics and trade and travelled all over Europe. In 1684 he married Mary Tuffley; they had two sons and five daughters. 1) June 28. When I woke up after sleeping for almost two days, I felt quite refreshed so I got up and decided to prepare myself for the night ahead. The first thing I did was to fill a large bottle with water, and put it on the table, next to my bed; then I grilled some of the meat on the coals, but I only ate a little bit. 2) I walked about, but was still very weak, and I felt miserable about my sickness. At night I had three of the turtle's eggs, which I roasted in the ashes for supper. 3) After supper I tried to walk, but I felt so weak that I could hardly carry the gun (I never went out without that). So I walked a short distance and sat down on the ground, looking out to the smooth and calm sea in front of me. As I sat here, I thought about my life so far. 4) Not feeling sleepy, I decided to go back to my hut and make some medicine from green leaves and rum. I took some and went to bed. I must have been sleeping all the next day and the day after because when I woke up I felt refreshed, lively and cheerful. And when I got up, I was stronger than I was the day before, and I knew my stomach was better because I felt hungry

Answer 1

1.What is Daniel Defoe famous for?
2.Who was Robinson Crusoe?
3.What was Defoe's last great work of fiction?
4. What did Defoe go into?
5. Did he travel all over Europe?
6.When did he marry Mary Tuffley?
7.How many children did they have?
8.What did Robinson Crusoe do to prepare himself for the hight ahead?
9. Did he eat all the meat he cooked?
10.How did he feel about his sickness?
11.What did he have for supper?
12.Where did he roast the turtle's eggs?
13.What did he try to do after supper?
14.Why was it difficult for him to carry the gun?
15.Did he walk a long distance?
16.What did he think about?
17.What did he decide to do?
18. How long has he been sleeping?
19. Did he feel refreshed when he woke up?
20.How did he know his stomach was better?

Answer 2

1. Who is Daniel Defoe, and what is he most famous for writing?
2. What are some other notable works by Daniel Defoe?
3. Did Daniel Defoe have a family? If so, how many children did he have?
4. When did Daniel Defoe marry, and what was his wife's name?
5. What happened on June 28 in the text, and how did the narrator feel?
6. How did the narrator prepare for the night ahead after waking up on June 28?
7. What did the narrator do with a large bottle of water and some meat?
8. What did the narrator eat for supper on the first night mentioned in the text?
9. How did the narrator feel when trying to walk after supper?
10. Why did the narrator always carry a gun?
11. Where did the narrator go after feeling weak and sitting down on the ground?
12. What did the narrator think about as they sat looking at the sea?
13. What did the narrator do when they couldn't sleep, and what did they make?
14. What was the narrator's condition after taking the medicine and waking up?
15. How did the narrator feel compared to the previous day after waking up?
16. What was a sign that the narrator's stomach was getting better?
17. What made the narrator feel stronger and hungrier?
18. What was the narrator's initial illness or condition that required medicine?
19. Why did the narrator go to bed after making and taking the medicine?
20. What change did the narrator experience in their physical state and mood after taking the medicine and waking up?