4. How does the narrator say the captain suffers?
(a) As wild animals do
(b) Like a man stricken with consumption
(c) Like a clubbed seal
(d) Like a runover cat

5. What does Johansen tell Harrison to do?
(a) Raise the mast
(b) Go out the halyards
(c) Steer the boat
(d) Fetch the captain

6. Who do the captain and Hump find on the look out?
(a) Leach
(b) Harrison
(c) Johansen
(d) Holyoak

7. Which character talks in his sleep?
(a) Johansen
(b) Larsen
(c) Johnson
(d) Leach

8. Where are the life preservers stored?
(a) In the rescue boats
(b) In the cabin
(c) In the hold
(d) Below deck

9. At what age did Johansen leave Sweden?
(a) 18
(b) 34
(c) 16
(d) 21

10. How does the narrator say Larsen treats his men?
(a) Like slaves
(b) Like nothing
(c) Like prisoners
(d) Like children

11. What two people does Hump watch?
(a) Kelly and Brewster
(b) Holyoak and Larsen
(c) Harrison and Johansen
(d) Brewster and Larsen

12. How long can Brewster expect to be aboard the ship?
(a) Four months
(b) Eight months
(c) Ten months
(d) Six months

13. What does the captain do while Leach and Johnson drown?
(a) He throws the two men life jackets
(b) He laughs
(c) He sails away
(d) He put on a bet on how long it will take

14. What does Larsen philosophize about?
(a) Religion
(b) Seal hunting
(c) His brother's behavior
(d) His own death

15. What is leach and Johnson only alternative to capsizing?
(a) To jump into the sea
(b) To throw there supplies aboard
(c) To rejoin the Ghost
(d) To stay close to the ship