3. How does the Macedonia respond to the attack?
(a) It retreats
(b) It chases the Ghost and fires its cannons
(c) It surrenders
(d) It sends out more boats with armed men

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

5. What does the narrator say Larsen's argument is based upon?
(a) Love
(b) Materialism
(c) Hatred
(d) Idealism

6. What does Larsen do when Brewster and Hump come aboard to inspect the damp?
(a) Screams at them
(b) Prowls after them
(c) Shoots at them
(d) Sets sail

7. How big is the prominence in circumference?
(a) 5 miles
(b) 100 miles
(c) 25 miles
(d) 10 miles

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

9. What overwhelms their craft?
(a) The current
(b) The wind
(c) Pirates
(d) The waves

10. What does Larsen forbid Hump and Brewster to do?
(a) To kill him
(b) To talk
(c) To board the ship
(d) To rebuild the ship

11. What does Larsen ask Hump for?
(a) A paracetamol
(b) Some food
(c) The Islet's coordinates
(d) His gun

12. What is Hump too exhausted to do after a night out at sea?
(a) Get to his bed
(b) Carry Brewster to bed
(c) Sleep
(d) Take off his clothes

13. What does Hump see when he wakes up?
(a) The Macedonia
(b) A naked Brewster
(c) The Ghost
(d) Dark clouds

14. What threatens to exhaust their ammunition before they have enough seal skin?
(a) A group of sailors
(b) A storm
(c) Damp bullets
(d) Humps bad markmanship

15. What does Hump do when the wind picks up?
(a) Lowers the sail
(b) Drops anchor
(c) Raises the sail
(d) Screams for help