Why were visitors forbidden from approaching North Sentinel Island?
To prevent unauthorized fishing
To respect the island's sacred status
To avoid disturbing the nesting birds
To protect the island's ancient ruins
What happened to John's body after he was killed?
It was cremated according to tribal customs
It was buried by the Sentinelese tribe
It was recovered by authorities
It was never found
Why was John's illegal journey considered dangerous for the Sentinelese tribe?
Because it disrupted their hunting patterns
Because it caused environmental damage
Because it led to conflicts with neighboring tribes
Because it exposed them to modern diseases
What was the consequence for the fisherman who helped John reach North Sentinel Island?
He was praised by the government
He was imprisoned
He received a monetary reward
He was given a medal of honor
What happened when John returned to North Sentinel Island after his initial encounter?
He was captured and held prisoner
He was warmly welcomed by the tribe
He successfully made contact and communicated with the tribe
He was killed by the tribe
What did John write in his diary before attempting to make contact with the Sentinelese tribe?
A poem about nature
A list of his favorite foods
A note to his parents, asking them not to be angry
A love letter to his girlfriend
What was John's goal in trying to make contact with the Sentinelese tribe?
To study their culture
To sell them modern technology
To introduce them to Christianity
To teach them farming techniques
How did John prepare for his final expedition to North Sentinel Island?
By attending language classes
By practicing martial arts
By studying ancient civilizations
By receiving medical training and making scouting trips
How did John Allen Chau learn about the Sentinelese tribe?
By reading a novel
From a travel guidebook
Through a missionary website
From a documentary on television
What law protects North Sentinel Island and its inhabitants?
The International Maritime Law
The Endangered Species Act
The Aboriginal Tribes Act of 1956
The Environmental Protection Act
What did Marco Polo describe the Sentinelese tribe as?
Peaceful and wise
Friendly and welcoming
Industrious and innovative
Violent and cruel
How did John Allen Chau try to communicate with the Sentinelese tribe?
By offering gifts and mimicking their language
By sending smoke signals
By using sign language
By playing music
Why was North Sentinel Island forbidden to visitors?
To prevent treasure hunting
Due to potential volcanic activity
To preserve the isolation of the Sentinelese tribe
To protect its natural wildlife
What was the mistake that cost John his life?
Swimming in shark-infested waters
Trying to climb a dangerous mountain
Attempting to meet an isolated tribe
Exploring a haunted house
