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Every Man for Himself Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

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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. It is apparent that the two people will soon be ___________________.
(a) Married.
(b) Flying.
(c) Sleeping.
(d) Hurled forward.

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

3. Which of the following does Morgan NOT learn about the tall lady?
(a) She was traveling with only the clothes on her back.
(b) She was suicidal.
(c) She was stood up twice.
(d) She is blind.

4. What is the demeanor of the two people toward each other?
(a) Encouraging.
(b) Spiteful.
(c) Angry.
(d) Guilty.

5. Which of the following does Morgan NOT detect on his adventures below deck?
(a) Fire in a coal bin.
(b) Stacks of lifeboats.
(c) Massive worm-holed beams.
(d) Overworked crew.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following does NOT describe Wallis Ellery?

2. Which of the following does NOT describe Morgan?

3. With what does the other person clean the glasses?

4. What do the two people encourage each other to do?

5. Morgan finds the cleaning of the glasses to be _______________.

Short Essay Questions

1. Who are Mr. Ismay and Mr. Andrews and what are their roles?

2. How does EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF BEGIN?

3. What is the nature of the letter Morgan wants to write?

4. What is observed about the narrator's demeanor from the Prologue?

5. What had the dying man given to Morgan?

6. Who is Charlie Melchett and what do he and Morgan do together as Titanic gets underway?

7. What do the two people in the Prologue do with each other?

8. How does the sensual act serve as foreshadowing?

9. What is the foreshadowing related to an article written by the journalist, Mr. Stead?

10. Explain the foreshadowing of the coal-blackened stoker and the bagpiper.

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