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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 5.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is Dirk Pitt's father?
(a) A Representative from Minnesota, on the House Armed Services Committee.
(b) Chief, Joint Chiefs of Staff.
(c) A Senator from California, Chairman of the Naval Appropriations Committee.
(d) White House Chief of Staff.

2. What is Dirk's official professional title?
(a) Director of the National Maritime Domain Council.
(b) National Undersea Warfare, Chief Counsel.
(c) Naval Appropriations Director.
(d) Special Projects Director of the National Underwater and Marine Agency.

3. How does Summer escape Dirk's hotel room?
(a) By threatening Dirk with a gun.
(b) By knotting towels together and escaping out the window.
(c) By knocking Dirk out and running.
(d) By threatening to call the police.

4. What is Dirk's new assignment now that he has read the submarine log and reported it?
(a) He is to investigate Russian activity that led to the loss of the Starbuck.
(b) He is to help in the government cover-up of the loss of the Starbuck.
(c) He is to help in the salvage operation of the Starbuck.
(d) He is go deep undercover to avoid any connection with the missing submarine.

5. Why does ADM Hunter think CDR Dupree ordered his captain's log delivered to him?
(a) CDR Dupree does no such thing, those directions are added later.
(b) ADM Hunter does not know.
(c) CDR Dupree is hallucinating and imagined that ADM Hunter is nearby.
(d) CDR Dupree admired ADM Hunter.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Dirk discover in Summer's hand when he goes to pick her up and take her back to the hotel?

2. How long has it been since someone researched the sunken island at George Papaaloa's museum?

3. How long is the hull of the Starbuck?

4. What is "one of the finest undercover salvage operations in the world?"

5. What happens to the driver of the gray Dodge van that tries to run Dirk off the road?

(see the answer key)

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