Question

how does crusoe differ from the english and spanish masters he left behind to develop the island?
a. crusoe forces the natives to work while he rests, whereas the other masters worked alongside the natives.
b. crusoe survives through hard work and resourcefulness, whereas the other masters were lazy and unproductive.
c. crusoe stays true to his christian religion, whereas the other masters turned to the religious practices of the natives.
d. crusoe believes in the value of women, whereas the other masters only saw them as servants.

Explanation:

In Robinson Crusoe, Crusoe is shown as a hard - working and resourceful individual. He builds shelters, grows crops, and tames animals through his own efforts. The English and Spanish masters he left behind are not depicted as being as industrious. Option A is incorrect as Crusoe works hard himself. Option C is not a main difference in terms of development. Option D is not relevant to the development of the island.

Answer:

B. Crusoe survives through hard work and resourcefulness, whereas the other masters were lazy and unproductive.