(necessary) like clothing, food, and weapons.  2           (determine) to survive, Crusoe salvages (打捞) what he can from the wreck and builds a shelter.

Relying on his wits and   3          he can find on the island, Crusoe grows crops and capture wild goats   4          meat. Although there are illness, storms, loneliness and other hardships, Crusoe does not give   5          . Years pass in this way. Then on a trip to the other side of the island, Crusoe sees footprints — the first sign of human life in more than five years! Almost immediately, he realizes that the   6           (visit) to his island must be cannibals (食人族)!

Crusoe strengthens his fort and lives in fear of capture. At one point, he is able to overcome his fear and rescues   7         young captive from the cannibals. He names the man Friday. Eventually, Crusoe and Friday are rescued.

Today, people still read Defoe’s novel Robinson Crusoe, 8        first edition

    9   (publish) in 1719.   10     enjoy its high adventure and its insights into the problems of loneliness and isolation.