Question

Why did Robinson Crusoe scale the hill to see across the desolate Island?

Answer 1

Answer:

The tide took him to a small cove and from here he searched for a safe place to stay, protected from wild beasts and other dangers. Climbing to the top of a hill, he discovered that he was on an island which he believed to be uninhabited.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The tide took him to a small cove and from here he searched for a safe place to stay, protected from wild beasts and other dangers. Climbing to the top of a hill, he discovered that he was on an island which he believed to be uninhabited.

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