The answers related to Gulliver's Travels are given below:
1. Gulliver arrived at Laputa on a tiny boat.
2. Laputa differs from a normal country in that it is an island that floats above the surface.
3. The Laputans largely ignore practical activities in favor of abstract speculative thinking. It's citizens only know three things:
4. Gulliver most likely left the floating island of Laputa by the same system of Pulleys with which they pulled him up when he got there. Recall that the Island below Laputa is called Balnibarbi.
5. When several Balnibarbi residents spent a few months on the Floating Island studying a little mathematics but filled themselves with "volatile spirits," or an unrealistic, speculative perspective, the Academy of Lagado was born.
6. When Gulliver's trip to Luggnag is delayed, he decides to visit the city of Glubbdubdrib.
7. The nation of Glubbdubdrib is home to magicians and magic.
8. The Governor’s servants in Glubbdubdrib are ghosts. Whenever he wanted, Gulliver was allowed to invoke the ghost of anyone he wanted to ask questions.
9. The Struldbruggs are also known as those people in the nation of Luggnagg who are born to look normal but who are actually immortal. Their immortality is such that they aged as they continued to live.
10. The misconception that Gulliver had about the Struldbruggs is that if he became like them, he would finally have all the power and knowledge that he wanted.
<h3>Who is Gulliver?</h3>
In the story Gulliver's Travels, Gulliver, whose surname is Lemuel is the fictional protagonist and narrator of the story.
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