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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. On the way to the reunion with H.M.S. Lively's regular captain, Aubrey is supposed to rendezvous with whom?
(a) Sir Joseph Blain.
(b) Sophia.
(c) Unknown British spy.
(d) Maturin.
2. When Aubrey first goes ashore on Minorca, who approaches him and wants to talk about Maturin?
(a) Joan Maragall.
(b) An island native.
(c) Governor of the island.
(d) Maturin's brother.
3. In chapter one, what is the assignment of H.M.S. Lively?
(a) Escorting the captured Spanish vessels.
(b) Blockading the French.
(c) Leading an attack on the Spanish.
(d) Going to India.
4. At the close of chapter three, what symbol of peace does Aubrey return to?
(a) Sophia's home.
(b) Familiar monotony of picket blockade.
(c) The sea.
(d) England.
5. While traveling under the new orders, where does Aubrey engage in a skirmish with the French?
(a) The coast of Egypt.
(b) At Gibraltar.
(c) At a fortress near Cape Gooseberry.
(d) Harbor south of London.
6. What close friend do Sophie and Dr. Stephen Maturin have in common?
(a) Jack Aubrey.
(b) First Lord of the Lords Commissioners.
(c) Sophie's sister Cecilia.
(d) Admiral Harte.
7. How does Maturin handle the confession of Nicolls?
(a) He refers Nicoll's to Stanhope.
(b) He suggests they immediatly return to the H.M.S. Surprise.
(c) He plays down what Nicolls has to say.
(d) He tells Nicolls he will consult with Aubrey.
8. Why are many of the prisoners in bad physical condition at Port Mahon's French prison?
(a) They suffer at the torture rack.
(b) They contract cholera.
(c) There is an epidemic of typhus.
(d) There are no food rations.
9. How does Maturin aid in Aubrey's rescue attempt at Port Mahon?
(a) He kills an escaping French officer.
(b) He entices the French commander back to prison.
(c) He supplies disguises.
(d) He joins in the battle.
10. What does Maturin have Aubrey's men take from the Port Mahon prison?
(a) Implements of torture.
(b) French weapons.
(c) French official documents.
(d) Money and jewels.
11. Where does H.M.S. Lively help run a frigate-picket blockade in chapter two?
(a) French port of Le Havre.
(b) Off the coast of Toulon.
(c) Near the coast of India.
(d) French colonies in the New World.
12. Besides seeking treatment in England, what else does Maturin think helps him recover his health after Port Mahon?
(a) He favors a hot, humid climate.
(b) He asks his friends to leave him in peace
(c) A northern, colder climate is Maturin's preference while he tries to recover.
(d) He wants to travel to South Africa.
13. How does H.M.S. Lively get messages and mail while on blockade duty?
(a) There's no way to get mail.
(b) The ship waits for a replacement vessel.
(c) The ship goes into port.
(d) Messenger cutter comes along side.
14. In chapter one, why is Diana Villiers' recent relationship with a man such a scandal?
(a) She is still married.
(b) Her lover is a priest.
(c) Her lover is also her cousin.
(d) Her lover is a married man.
15. At the beginning of the book, with whom is Dr. Stephen Maturin recently involved romantically?
(a) Diana Villiers.
(b) Sophie.
(c) A secret romantic interest.
(d) Sophie's sister.
Short Answer Questions
1. How do Maturin's travel plans in chapter four involve Mr. Stanhope?
2. What becomes of Bonden and Killick when Aubrey assumes his new command in chapter four?
3. Captain Jack Aubrey leaves the blockade when ordered to go where?
4. What becomes of the biological specimens collected on the rocks?
5. During their short trip in the rowboat, what surprising weather catches Nicolls and Maturin off guard?
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