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In The Cay the vine rope served two purposes: To get Phillip safely down to the beach, and ________________.

a)To tie up food items so the lizards would not get to them

b)For Phillip to follow from the campfire to the pile of brush ready to light in case an aircraft was heard

c)To weave into hammocks for sleeping

d)To tie the tarp over the hut to make it watertight

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Answer:

b) For Phillip to follow from the campfire to the pile of brush ready to light in case an aircraft was heard.

Explanation:

Theodore Taylor's "The Cay" is a coming-of-age novel about the protagonist Phillip Enright, and his companions’ survival after they were shipwrecked on an island. The story follows Phillip, Timothy, and Stew Cat during their 'isolation' on the Caribbean island.

In chapter 9, Phillip mentioned how Timothy decided to make a rope from the "tough vines" that they can get from the "north side of the island". Phillip also revealed the purpose of that rope: "The rope was for me. If he happened to be out on the reef, and I heard a plane, I could take light from our campfire, follow the rope down, and touch off the big fire. The vine rope would also serve to get me safely down to the beach."

Thus, the correct answer is option b.

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