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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 Zachariah make for Charlotte when they become closer friends?
(a) Clothes.
(b) A sheath for the knife.
(c) A cake.
(d) A book of drawings.

2. What is Charlotte doing when Ewing breaks a needle?
(a) Talking.
(b) Drawing.
(c) Reading.
(d) Sewing.

3. Who checks on Charlotte while she is sick on the ship?
(a) Mr. Barlow.
(b) Mr. Farlow.
(c) Hollister.
(d) Zachariah.

4. What happens after Mr. Cranick is beaten on another voyage?
(a) He has a permanent limp.
(b) He went blind in one eye.
(c) He lost an ear.
(d) He lost his arm.

5. What does Charlotte stumble across when she finally wakes up after being sick?
(a) A dead rat.
(b) The knife.
(c) The captain's hat.
(d) A boot.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who tells Charlotte about Mr. Cranick's injury?

2. What does Charlotte see when she looks behind her while looking through her trunk?

3. What is the name of the ship Charlotte will be taking?

4. What does Zachariah forgive Charlotte for?

5. What causes Charlotte's candle to go out when she is looking through her chest?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens after Charlotte's candle goes out in the cargo hold?

2. What does Captain Jaggery do when there is no wind?

3. What gift does Zachariah give to Charlotte, and what does she do with it?

4. What does Zachariah say before he is punished for his part of the mutiny?

5. How many men on the ship want to be Charlotte's friend, and what does she decide to do about this?

6. How does Charlotte feel about her room on board the ship?

7. What does Zachariah say to Charlotte as he makes her some tea, and how does she respond?

8. What does Charlotte see when she goes to the forecastle for the first time?

9. What happens while Zachariah is being whipped?

10. What does Zachariah say when Charlotte first speaks to him after her illness?

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