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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 does Morgan do with Melchett and Hopper instead of writing a secret letter to Wallis?
(a) Plays cards.
(b) Drinks whiskey.
(c) Plays racquetball.
(d) Plays shuffleboard.

2. At breakfast Morgan discovers that _________ likes him.
(a) Molly.
(b) Wallis.
(c) Adele.
(d) Ida.

3. Which of the following topics does Morgan NOT discuss with Rosenfelder about Scurra?
(a) His profession.
(b) His disfigured lip.
(c) His personality.
(d) His wealth.

4. How many years did Andrews spend as an apprentice ship builder?
(a) 3.
(b) 2.
(c) 7.
(d) 5.

5. What does Morgan do before leaving Wallis' stateroom?
(a) Drinks a bottle of champagne.
(b) Writes an obscenity on her bathroom mirror.
(c) Goes through her clothes.
(d) Takes a shower.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what does Morgan apologize to Wallis?

2. What does Morgan do when he runs into Wallis on the way to dinner?

3. Where is Morgan struck during the racquetball game?

4. What drops onto the letter Morgan writes to Walls?

5. A woman finds ___________ on deck and insists on kind treatment for it.

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Morgan's Sunday morning service compare to that of the steerage passengers?

2. What progress does Morgan make in changing his life in Chapter 5?

3. What is the heated argument Morgan overhears between Andrews and Ismay?

4. What is Morgan's state of mind at the beginning of Chapter 5?

5. What is the incident regarding a snail on deck that Morgan must attend to?

6. What little addition to his letter to Wallis does Morgan think she will find appealing?

7. Describe Morgan's bad dream.

8. What are the circumstances in which Morgan and Wallis meet and have an unexpected encounter?

9. How does Morgan learn that Wallis is attracted to him?

10. What does Scurra reveal to Morgan about Morgan's mother and adoption?

(see the answer keys)

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