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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Morgan's manner can be described as ____________.

2. What is the last name of the author of EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF?

3. Whose dinner party is Morgan obliged to attend?

4. What had made the Titanic's sailing date uncertain?

5. What is the state of the water into which the two people will be hurled?

Short Essay Questions

1. What act does Morgan find sensual regarding his companion?

2. Morgan is attracted to the elusive Wallis Ellery but how does she treat him?

3. What are the two people about to encounter and what is their state of mind?

4. What is the purpose of a prologue?

5. How does the sensual act serve as foreshadowing?

6. Who is the tall, beautiful woman and what is the source of her distress?

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

8. Who is McKinlay and what is his role?

9. What had the dying man given to Morgan?

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Create a brief character study of Wallis. What does she look like? What are her positive personality traits? What are some of her negative characteristics? What are her hopes and fears? What motivates her--if anything--at this point in her life?

Essay Topic 2

Create a brief character study of Morgan. What does he look like? What are his positive personality traits? What are some of his negative characteristics? What are his hopes and fears? What motivates him--if anything--at this point in his life?

Essay Topic 3

Create a brief character study of Melchett. What does he look like? What are his positive personality traits? What are some of his negative characteristics? What are his hopes and fears? What motivates him--if anything--at this point in his life?

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