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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. Who is made captain of the Seahawk after Captain Jaggery dies?
(a) Fisk.
(b) Keetch.
(c) Charlotte.
(d) Zachariah.
2. Who does Zachariah bring back to the brig with him?
(a) Morgan.
(b) Cranick.
(c) Keetch.
(d) Barlow.
3. Who has been spying for Captain Jaggery since the beginning?
(a) Zachariah.
(b) Fisk.
(c) Morgan.
(d) Keetch.
4. What does Captain Jaggery call Charlotte after she tells him she has joined the crew?
(a) Charles.
(b) Mister Charlotte.
(c) Mr. Doyle.
(d) Charley.
5. Who does Captain Jaggery say will decide her fate in the trial?
(a) The crew.
(b) Himself.
(c) A jury.
(d) The evidence.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Zachariah say when Charlotte accuses him of the murder?
2. What does Captain Jaggery call Charlotte during the trial?
3. What does Captain Jaggery call Charlotte after she has completed her task?
4. What does Zachariah see Hollybrass doing during the storm?
5. What does Charlotte see that makes her think they are nearing land?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Charlotte see when she is taken on deck for her trial?
2. What is Charlotte told to do to prove her loyalty to the crew?
3. What does Zachariah say he would need in order to confront Captain Jaggery, and what is Charlotte's response to this?
4. What does Charlotte do when she first sees Zachariah in the jail, and what does he say to her?
5. What happens when Captain Jaggery orders Charlotte to fix a tangled sail in the bowsprit?
6. What does Mr. Doyle do with Charlotte's journal, and why?
7. How does Mr. Hollybrass die?
8. How does Charlotte choose to complete the task given her, and what challenges does she face along the way?
9. What does Charlotte see on deck after she speaks with Captain Jaggery after the whipping?
10. What does Charlotte do at the end of the book?
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