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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 is the last word of Chapter 8?
(a) found.
(b) it.
(c) here.
(d) Eureka.
2. What had happened to the crew of the Amie Marie?
(a) Their skin had turned black.
(b) All of these.
(c) They had bled from every opening on their bodies.
(d) Their limbs were contorted in odd positions as though they had died violently.
3. What does 'semper paratus' mean?
(a) Always Honest.
(b) Always Ready.
(c) Always Loyal.
(d) Always Faithful.
4. What did she think was happening at first?
(a) She knew exactly what was going on.
(b) She was hallucinating.
(c) She was having a bad dream.
(d) She was the victim of a prank.
5. What ship was the boiler registered as going into?
(a) The Pilottown.
(b) The San Marino.
(c) The Tempest.
(d) The Marianne.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the government think is the compound off the coast of Alaska?
2. What was the body count on the auto ferry?
3. What was found about a hundred and fifty yards upriver of where the Eagle was?
4. What word does Lee Tong use sometimes when talking with the shipping tycoon?
5. How much money was in the cash shipment?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Pitt want to send out a press release regarding the Pilottown and the San Marino?
2. Describe Madame Bougainville.
3. What did the woman's thrill come from after she had looked at the money again?
4. How was Dover wrong in one respect, but correct in another?
5. What was strange and different regarding the Catawba's boarding of the Amie Marie?
6. What do Min Koryo and Lee Tong deduce about Dirk's plot?
7. How is Dirk Pitt described?
8. What documentation allowed the woman this fantasy and gave her notions of the heist?
9. What is titanium used for, according to the Captain, and why?
10. Why wasn't Mendoza with Pitt and his crew as they discovered the Pilottown?
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