3. What does Hump spend the next day doing?
(a) Kedging the ship
(b) Making a truce with Larsen
(c) Sleeping
(d) Making more shears

4. What does hump see ahead?
(a) A boat
(b) Japan's coastline
(c) A large craggy prominence
(d) A whale

5. Who assists Hump in helping the wounded sailors?
(a) Oofty Oofty
(b) No one
(c) Larsen
(d) Brewster

6. Who offered Larsen's men more money?
(a) The Japanese government
(b) Wolf Larsen
(c) Death Larsen
(d) The American government

7. What material do Hump and Brewster decide to make the hut roof from?
(a) Moss
(b) Seal skin
(c) Stone
(d) Wood

8. What does Hump despair about?
(a) Being captured by pirates
(b) Brewster ever loving him
(c) Larsen finding him
(d) Ever reaching Japan

9. What does Larsen do instead of reacting to Hump's dirk?
(a) Looks at the time
(b) Turns to apologize to brewster
(c) Holds his head in agony
(d) Answers his mobile

10. What happens to Larsen during this time
(a) He goes deaf
(b) He contracts the scurvy
(c) He dies
(d) He becomes paralyzed along one side of his body

11. What do Hump and Brewster construct on the ship?
(a) A mast
(b) Shears
(c) A statue of Larsen
(d) Another cabin

12. What does Brewster see in the distance?
(a) A United States Cutter
(b) Japan
(c) A whale
(d) A Japanese ship

13. What do Brewster and Hump manage to complete in this chapter?
(a) The killing of every seal on the islet
(b) A seal skin roof
(c) Tetris
(d) Their marriage vows

14. How does the story finish?
(a) Brewster and Hump kiss
(b) Hump trips and falls into the sea
(c) The Cutter opens fire
(d) Larsens comes back to life

15. What do Brewster and Hump decide it is best to do at night?
(a) Take turns keeping watch
(b) Sleep
(c) Hold each other
(d) Stay awake