2. What were women doing that was scandalous to many?
(a) They were talking to boys.
(b) They were not enjoying the beach environment.
(c) They were exposing their arms and legs and wearing scandalous clinging wool suits.
(d) They were going on dates.

3. In 1922, two _____________ were attacked and killed at the same location, Coogee Beach, by large sharks that struck them with such force that they were lifted from the water.
(a) Swimmers.
(b) Boaters.
(c) Divers.
(d) Surfers.

4. By ____________ years of age, the white shark nearly doubles in size, making it nearly invincible in its environment.
(a) Ten.
(b) Eight.
(c) Five.
(d) Fifteen.

5. Benjamin Everingham had been instructed to bring a rifle and ax along. Why did he not bring any weapons?
(a) He thought there was no real threat.
(b) He forgot.
(c) He did not feel comfortable carrying weapons.
(d) He could not find a rifle or ax.

Short Answer Questions

1. The very next day, Gertrude Schuyler, from _________________, and her family were at a resort across from the spot where the shark had killed Charles Vansant.

2. What rumors were rampant?

3. _______________ staff physician, Dr. William G. Schauffler, completed the official report.

4. A shark can smell prey ___________________ away.

5. How did Everingham attempt to protect himself?

(see the answer key)

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