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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. The morning after Pitt arrives on the cutter where does Dover take him and Hunnewell?
(a) To the brig.
(b) To the helicopter pad.
(c) To the mess.
(d) To the bridge.

2. What do Pitt and Kirsti do at first at the table in the restaurant?
(a) Ignore each other.
(b) Exchange sarcasm.
(c) Flirt.
(d) Talk about the probe.

3. What happens to Hunnewell as a result of the crash?
(a) He is paralyzed.
(b) He has a concussion.
(c) He loses his leg.
(d) He dies.

4. What is Pitt invited to do in Chapter Seven?
(a) Dine with Kirsti.
(b) Fly to Paris with Roberts.
(c) Play golf with Sandecker.
(d) Speak to a group of Icelandic seamen.

5. How does Pitt feel following the crash?
(a) Deeply depressed.
(b) Excited.
(c) Happy to be alive.
(d) Confused.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Pitt find that isn't part of the jet?

2. What does Pitt do after he wakes?

3. What has Koski puzzled about the landing of the helicopter?

4. What happens right after Pitt returns to the water for the second time?

5. What does Pitt begin to suspect as Hunnewell works?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Sandecker tell Pitt about the Lax and what was on it?

2. What do Pitt and Hunnewell do when the cutter gets close to the iceberg?

3. Who does Lt. Dover bring first to Koski and what does that person do? What is Koski's response?

4. Describe the scene between Pitt and the boat chasing him.

5. How does Pitt respond to Kirsti when she arrives at the restaurant?

6. What happens to Pitt and Hunnewell immediately after the crash?

7. At the beginning of Chapter 9 where is Pitt going, how is he dressed and who is with him?

8. What favor does Pitt ask of Rondheim and how does he respond?

9. What does Pitt do while Hunnewell probes the iceberg for the ship?

10. What does Sandecker tell Pitt about Kristjan's twin sister?

(see the answer keys)

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