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• Chapter 11
1. How does Gulliver get to Japan?
There is a perpetual commerce with the great empire of Japan. Gulliver hopes the Dutch will be curious and able enough to supply his defects. The Majesty was pleased to give him his license to depart, and honoured him with a letter of recommendation under his own hand to the Emperor of Japan. He presented him with four hundred forty-four largepieces of gold and a red diamond.
2. To whom is Gulliver taken in Japan?
On the 6th day of May, 1709, He took a solemn leave of his majesty and all his friends.
3. How does Gulliver get back to England?
Gulliver gets back to England, having lost only three men by sickness in the voyage, and a fourth who fell from the foremast into the sea.
EXTRACT 5 (five) NEW WORDS FROM EACH OF THESEGRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES: NOUNS, VERBS, ADJECTIVES (write the part number, chapter and page number where the word appears) AND WRITE THEIR MEANING
-WRITE YOUR OWN SENTENCES AS EXAMPLES OF THE WORDS YOU EXTRACTED

STOUT (PART 4, CHAPTER 1; PAG 243): adj; fairly fat and heavy, or having a thick body.
The man who entered into my house secretly was a stout and tall young.
TREATISE (Part I, chapterVI; pag 53): noun; a serious book or article about a particular subject.
My brother is a lower he had to read a lot of treatises.
RECRUIT ( PART IV, chapter I; pag 244): noun; someone who has just joined the army, navy or air force. Verb; to find new people to work in a company join an organization, do a job.
My cousin is going to be a recruit of the navy.
DECREE (PART IV, chapter X; pag 310):noun; an official order or decision, especially one made by the ruler of a country.
The old woman was punished by an important decree.
STARVE (PART IV, chapter II; pag 254): verb; to suffer or die because you do not have enough to eat.
Thousands of people will starve if food doesn’t reach the city.
HAMMOCK (PART II, chapter VIII; pag 149): noun; a large piece of cloth that is hung between twotrees or posts so that you can sleep in it.
That night I saw a child sleeping on my hammock.
PART IV

Chapter I:
1-In Gulliver's fourth voyage, what is the name of the ship he captains?
The name of the ship which Gulliver captains is Adventure.
2-What do James Welch's buccaneers/mutineers do with Gulliver after taking over the ship on May 9th, 1711?
Upon the ninth day of May, 1711, JamesWelch’s buccaneers forced Gulliver into a long-boat, letting him put on his best suit of clothes, which were as good as new, and a small bundle of linen, but no arms except his hanger. They rowed about a league, and then set him down on a strand.
3-How does Gulliver end up being left marooned?
Gulliver desired them to tell what country it was, but they swore they knew no more than himself,after they had sold the lading, to get rid him in the first place where they could discover land. Gulliver was pushed off immediately, advising to make haste, for fear of being overtaken by the tide, and so bade him farewell.
4-What Bristol captain takes Lemuel Gulliver out on the fateful voyage from Portsmouth?

5-What horrible discovery does Lemuel Gulliver make about the men he hires in theBarbadoes islands? (I.e., what do these new recruits end up doing on the voyage?)
Lamuel Gulliver discovers that the men who he hires in the Barbadoes islands are buccaneers who all formed a conspiracy to seize the ship and secure Gulliver, rushing into his cabin and binding him hand and foot, threatening to throw him overboard.
6-Strange half-shaggy, half-hairless creatures assault Gulliver on theisland. What do we later learn is the name of these creatures?
We later learn that the mane of these creatures is the Yahoos.

7-When Gulliver first encounters the Yahoos, what did they do?
When Gulliver ran to the body of a tree, several of the Yahoos hold off the branches behind, leapt up into the tree, from whence they began to discharge their excrements on Gulliver’s head.
8-What type...