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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Captain Jaggery call Charlotte after she tells him she has joined the crew?
(a) Mr. Doyle.
(b) Mister Charlotte.
(c) Charley.
(d) Charles.

2. What does Charlotte wish she could tell her family?
(a) Her new career.
(b) Her adventures.
(c) Their selfishness.
(d) The changes in her life.

3. Who does Zachariah bring back to the brig with him?
(a) Barlow.
(b) Morgan.
(c) Keetch.
(d) Cranick.

4. What does Charlotte ask a crew member when she wakes up after the storm?
(a) Why she was allowed to sleep so long.
(b) If they were blown off course.
(c) If anyone else saw Zachariah.
(d) What damage was sustained during the storm.

5. Who saves Charlotte during the storm?
(a) Captain Jaggery.
(b) Zachariah.
(c) Fisk.
(d) Barlow.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Hollybrass blame Captain Jaggery for?

2. What does Charlotte see the crew doing after she talks to Captain Jaggery after the whipping?

3. How long does the voyage take?

4. What are the ladder ropes on the ship called?

5. Why does Zachariah think Captain Jaggery is rushing Charlotte's execution?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Captain Jaggery rushing the execution of Charlotte?

2. How does Mr. Hollybrass die?

3. What is Captain Jaggery's main point against Charlotte during the trial?

4. What does Charlotte do after the storm, and why is this so surprising?

5. What happens after Captain Jaggery is killed?

6. What does Charlotte do when she first sees Zachariah in the jail, and what does he say to her?

7. How does Charlotte choose to complete the task given her, and what challenges does she face along the way?

8. What does Charlotte do to make her life easier during the storm?

9. What does Charlotte see when she is taken on deck for her trial?

10. What happens to the captain's cabin during the storm?

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