* Choose the correct item. 1 Sailing was Ishmael's way of fighting the
anger/boredom of having nothing to do.
2 He was fascinated by the adventure/
mystery of whales.
3 Ishmael wanted to work on the ship as a
member of the crew/people.
4 He enjoys sailing in forbidden/wholesome
seas where no one is allowed to go.
5 Ishmael had a strong/wild wish to go to sea
and work on a boat.​

sailing was ishmael's way of fighting the

anger/boredom of having nothing to do.

2 he was fascinated by the adventure/

mystery of whales.

3 ishmael wanted to work on the ship as a

member of the crew/people.

4 he enjoys sailing

1) Sailing was Ishmael's way of fighting the anger/boredom of having nothing to do.

Ishmael was feeling either angry or bored because he had nothing to do. To combat these feelings, he decided to go sailing. Sailing provided him with an activity that kept him occupied and helped him alleviate his negative emotions.

2) He was fascinated by the adventure/mystery of whales.

Ishmael was deeply intrigued by either the adventure or the mystery surrounding whales. Whales represented something captivating and he found the idea of encountering them to be exciting and mysterious.

3) Ishmael wanted to work on the ship as a member of the crew/people.

Ishmael desired to be a part of the ship's crew. He wanted to contribute to the operation and functioning of the ship. Being a member of the crew would allow him to actively participate in the tasks and responsibilities required for successful sailing.

4) He enjoys sailing in forbidden/wholesome seas where no one is allowed to go.

Ishmael finds great pleasure in sailing in seas that are either forbidden or wholesome, where others are not permitted to venture. These particular seas hold a unique appeal for him, possibly due to the exclusivity or the sense of adventure associated with exploring uncharted territories.

5) Ishmael had a strong/wild wish to go to sea and work on a boat.

Ishmael possessed a strong or wild desire to go to sea and engage in work on a boat. This longing was intense and overwhelming, suggesting a deep passion and yearning within him to experience life on the open water and contribute to the functioning of a boat.

To summarize, Ishmael turned to sailing as a way to combat his negative emotions, he was fascinated by the allure of whales, he wanted to work as a crew member on a ship, he enjoyed sailing in forbidden or wholesome seas, and he had a strong or wild wish to go to sea and work on a boat.