Question

question 9 of 10
what common trait do crusoe and the british captain share?
a. both are used to having authoritative positions in life.
b. both converted to protestantism upon leaving england.
c. both are expert marksmen and hunters.
d. both speak spanish.

Explanation:

Crusoe establishes himself as a leader/authority on his island, while the British captain holds an authoritative command position on his ship. The other options are incorrect: there is no indication both converted to Protestantism, Crusoe is a skilled hunter but the captain is not noted as such, and there is no evidence both speak Spanish.

Answer:

A. Both are used to having authoritative positions in life.