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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. There is discontented talk aboard ship about whom?
(a) Americans.
(b) Captain Smith.
(c) John Jacob Astor.
(d) The Germans.
2. On what day does Chapter 3 take place?
(a) April 15.
(b) December 31.
(c) April 12.
(d) April 1.
3. Which of the following topics does Morgan NOT discuss with Rosenfelder about Scurra?
(a) His disfigured lip.
(b) His personality.
(c) His profession.
(d) His wealth.
4. Morgan thinks of a boyhood trip to ______________ as he hides in Wallis' stateroom.
(a) Mt. Vesuvius.
(b) Mt. Everest.
(c) The Acropolis.
(d) The Great Barrier Reef.
5. How many lifeboats are aboard the Titanic?
(a) 35.
(b) 20.
(c) 110.
(d) 200.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Morgan invite Scurra into his stateroom?
2. Morgan experiences his __________ day at sea as Chapter 4 begins.
3. What does McKinlay return to Morgan?
4. How many years did Andrews spend as an apprentice ship builder?
5. What does Morgan do with Melchett and Hopper instead of writing a secret letter to Wallis?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens for Morgan who feels that he has at last found his life's work?
2. What are the circumstances in which Morgan and Wallis meet and have an unexpected encounter?
3. What does Scurra reveal to Morgan about Morgan's mother and adoption?
4. What is Morgan learning about himself as he talks to some of the older men on board the ship?
5. What is the heated argument Morgan overhears between Andrews and Ismay?
6. Under what circumstances does Scurra reveal that he knew Morgan's mother?
7. What does Morgan learn when he accompanies Andrews and Captain Smith on an inspection of the ship?
8. Describe Morgan's bad dream.
9. Explain the foreshadowing related to the song sung in the Sunday morning service.
10. Describe the scene for Morgan when the ship hits the iceberg.
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