2. What does Charlotte notice in the cabin when the lights are lit?
(a) The fine items are all bent and broken.
(b) It is covered in seaweed.
(c) The picture is missing.
(d) There are blood splatters on the walls.

3. What does the crew do to give Charlotte privacy in the sleeping quarters?
(a) Hangs a piece of canvas.
(b) Switches shifts to allow her to sleep alone.
(c) Gives her a private room.
(d) Builds a wall of chests.

4. Why does the crew not defend Charlotte in the trial?
(a) They were protecting Zachariah.
(b) They wanted her to die.
(c) They are afraid of Captain Jaggery.
(d) They think she really killed him.

5. Who sees Charlotte's knife when she takes it back to her room?
(a) Dillon.
(b) Darworth.
(c) Darbyshire.
(d) Dillingham.

6. What does Charlotte see that makes her think they are nearing land?
(a) A strange break in the clouds.
(b) Muddy water.
(c) A bird.
(d) Seaweed.

7. Why does Captain Jaggery stay in his cabin when Charlotte joins the crew?
(a) He can't stand to see a fine lady working.
(b) He is ailing from some kind of sickness.
(c) He is afraid of another mutiny.
(d) He is embarrassed by the welt on his face.

8. Why does Zachariah think Captain Jaggery is rushing Charlotte's execution?
(a) He knows Zachariah is helping her.
(b) He has to show his power.
(c) They are nearing America.
(d) He wants her out of his sight.

9. Who takes over Zachariah's jobs after the whipping?
(a) Ewing.
(b) Fisk.
(c) Fritz.
(d) Hollybrass.

10. What does the deck look like for Charlotte's trial?
(a) The deck.
(b) His cabin.
(c) A prison.
(d) A courtroom.

11. How long does Charlotte sleep after the storm?
(a) 10 hours.
(b) 12 hours.
(c) 16 hours.
(d) 14 hours.

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

13. What does Zachariah say that he needs in order to confront Captain Jaggery after Charlotte's trial?
(a) Support from the crew.
(b) A gun.
(c) Some time alone with the man.
(d) Concrete evidence against him.

14. What does Captain Jaggery call Charlotte during the trial?
(a) Manly.
(b) Unnatural.
(c) Strange.
(d) Unimportant.

15. What does Captain Jaggery say is the motive for the crime he accuses her of?
(a) Trying to lengthen out the journey.
(b) Calming fears of an inexperienced sailor.
(c) Wanting attention and admiration.
(d) Revenge for killing Zachariah.