2. Which of the following is NOT a passenger on the Titanic?
(a) Mark Twain.
(b) Benjamin Guggenheim.
(c) John Jacob Astor.
(d) Molly Brown.

3. What does Morgan learn is true when he is strolling on deck after midnight?
(a) The captain has abandoned ship.
(b) The champagne is warm.
(c) There is a fire in a coal bunker.
(d) There are no life boats.

4. Melchett and Hopper advise Morgan to forget about ____________.
(a) Emmy.
(b) Alexandra.
(c) Adelaide.
(d) Wallis.

5. What does the reader NOT learn about the Titanic in Chapter 1?
(a) Its power.
(b) Its cost.
(c) Its technology.
(d) Its luxury.

6. What is the state of the water into which the two people will be hurled?
(a) High waves.
(b) Low tide.
(c) Raging.
(d) Calm.

7. What are the steerage passengers doing?
(a) Sleeping.
(b) Shooting craps.
(c) Crying.
(d) Dancing.

8. What is the relationship of the people in the Prologue?
(a) Lovers.
(b) Brothers.
(c) Husband and wife.
(d) Acquaintances.

9. How many people are included in the Prologue?
(a) 75.
(b) 12.
(c) 200.
(d) 2.

10. What do the two people encourage each other to do?
(a) Sky dive.
(b) Learn French.
(c) Face death.
(d) Eat caviar.

11. Who is the Captain of the ship on which Morgan is sailing?
(a) Captain Jones.
(b) Captain Ismay.
(c) Captain Smith.
(d) Captain McCartney.

12. Morgan's manner can be described as ____________.
(a) Aggressive.
(b) Polite.
(c) Rude.
(d) Passive.

13. What do the women on the ship take as a bad omen?
(a) A man blackened with coal dust.
(b) Fish leaping out of the sea.
(c) A dead bird on deck.
(d) A red sky at morning.

14. Into what will the two people soon be hurled?
(a) Ravine.
(b) Air.
(c) Desert.
(d) Water.

15. What does Morgan's companion do that is so intriguing?
(a) Smiles.
(b) Cleans something.
(c) Reads poetry.
(d) Prays.