2. How are the bodies of the crew re-animated?
(a) By demonic spirits.
(b) By Life-in-Death.
(c) By angelic spirits.
(d) By witchcraft.

3. No _______ comes to the crew's ________.
(a) Rest, minds.
(b) Joy, hearts.
(c) Bird, hollo.
(d) Answer, prayers.

4. How does the Ship's journey begin?
(a) Gloriously.
(b) Silently.
(c) Dangerously.
(d) Gloomily.

5. What stops the Guest?
(a) Armed guards.
(b) The Mariner's eye.
(c) A locked gate.
(d) A large stone.

6. Why does Thomas Burnet say people study invisible Nature?
(a) To live happily.
(b) To find peace.
(c) To know the truth.
(d) To broaden their minds.

7. What adjective describes the eye of the Mariner?
(a) Winking.
(b) Glittering.
(c) Sparkling.
(d) Bloody.

8. Why are the sailors being becalmed?
(a) As punishment for being superstitious.
(b) As punishment for entering the region of mist and snow.
(c) As punishment for killing the Albatross.
(d) As punishment for blaming the Mariner.

9. When do the Mariner's shipmates "drop down dead"?
(a) At the rising of the sun.
(b) At the setting of the sun.
(c) At the rising of the moon.
(d) When the scary ship leaves.

10. What is the name of the learned Jew?
(a) Michael Psellus.
(b) Josephus.
(c) Tacitus.
(d) Marcus Aurelius.

11. Which Ocean is the ship described as entering?
(a) The Arctic Ocean.
(b) The Indian Ocean.
(c) The Atlantic Ocean.
(d) The Pacific Ocean.

12. What kinds of worlds are implied in the Epigraph?
(a) Real and imaginary.
(b) Living and dead.
(c) Natural and supernatural.
(d) Old and new.

13. How does the Guest listen to the Mariner?
(a) Obediently, like a child.
(b) The Guest does not listen to the Mariner.
(c) Attentively, like a journalist.
(d) Mournfully, like a teenager.

14. The water is compared to what mystical substance?
(a) Greek fire.
(b) Witch's oil.
(c) Tears of a Mermaid.
(d) Dragon fire.

15. From what work of Thomas Burnet's does the Epigraph derive?
(a) The Consolation of Philosophy.
(b) Archaeologiae Philosophicae.
(c) Divinia Commedia.
(d) De Anima.