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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II - Limits.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was the forerunner of sonar?
(a) The echometer.
(b) The sonometer.
(c) The phonometer.
(d) The chronometer.

2. Which British foreign secretary commented on the third Cod War saying that both sides have shown valor, but there was no need to show virility?
(a) Anthony Crosland.
(b) David Miliband.
(c) James Callaghan.
(d) Robin Cook.

3. What did the Pilgrims fail to bring to North America that would aid in their survival?
(a) Building tools.
(b) Medicines.
(c) Wool.
(d) Fishing tackle.

4. What were leaders of the trawler industry and chip shop guilds called?
(a) The cod parliament.
(b) Fish industrial guilds.
(c) Fish fryer associations.
(d) Chip choppers.

5. The twin ports of Hull and Grimsby are on the _____ River.
(a) St. Lawrence.
(b) Humber.
(c) Penobscot.
(d) Nictaux.

Short Answer Questions

1. The eating habits of cod are classified as _____.

2. A ship with onboard fish processing is called a _____.

3. Equipment that waits for the fish is called _____.

4. In the 1780's, British medicine decided cod-liver oil was a remedy for _____.

5. Which London newspaper reported that the Icelanders were very difficult to deal with in the third Cod War?

(see the answer key)

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