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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. On what day does Chapter 3 take place?
(a) April 1.
(b) December 31.
(c) April 12.
(d) April 15.
2. In which artist's studio did Scurra meet Morgan's mother?
(a) Manet's.
(b) Cezanne's.
(c) Van Gogh's.
(d) Monet's.
3. Which of the following does Wallis NOT do when Morgan embraces her?
(a) Walks away from him.
(b) Kisses him.
(c) Beats him with her fists.
(d) Tells him to drink coffee.
4. What drops onto the letter Morgan writes to Walls?
(a) Tear.
(b) Coffee.
(c) Blood.
(d) Ink.
5. Morgan thinks of a boyhood trip to ______________ as he hides in Wallis' stateroom.
(a) The Acropolis.
(b) Mt. Vesuvius.
(c) Mt. Everest.
(d) The Great Barrier Reef.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Morgan do with the snail found on deck?
2. What is Morgan's state of mind regarding seeing Wallis and Scurra making love?
3. What does Morgan notice about his hands?
4. Which of the following topics does Morgan NOT discuss with Scurra over drinks?
5. Wallis notes that Morgan does not _____________ as his friends do.
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Morgan's bad dream.
2. What are the circumstances in which Morgan and Wallis meet and have an unexpected encounter?
3. Explain the foreshadowing related to the song sung in the Sunday morning service.
4. What happens for Morgan who feels that he has at last found his life's work?
5. How does Morgan learn that Wallis is attracted to him?
6. What little addition to his letter to Wallis does Morgan think she will find appealing?
7. What progress does Morgan make in changing his life in Chapter 5?
8. What does Morgan learn when he accompanies Andrews and Captain Smith on an inspection of the ship?
9. Describe the scenario as Morgan hides out in Wallis' stateroom as she makes love with Scurra.
10. What is the premise of Chapter 5?
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