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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What was the first submarine the Brandt served upon?
(a) U-105.
(b) U-869.
(c) U-602.
(d) U-413.
2. What did Chrissy drink for breakfast on the day he died?
(a) Dr. Pepper.
(b) Coke
(c) Pepsi.
(d) Mountain Dew
3. After a successful videotaping, when did Chatterton and Kohler plan to return to the wreck?
(a) September 3.
(b) September 8.
(c) September 15.
(d) August 31.
4. Where did Kohler move with his kids in 1995?
(a) Horsham.
(b) Trenton.
(c) Doylestown.
(d) Yardley.
5. What type of cargo did the U-851 carry?
(a) Mercury.
(b) Gold.
(c) Silver.
(d) Plutonium.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many prime artifacts did Chatterton find during his first dive in 1993?
2. What had Chrissy's line been tangled around?
3. What date did Chatterton discover on the escape lung he found in Chapter 11?
4. How long was Chatterton able to dive on his first dive back on the wreck in 1992 breathing trimix?
5. How large of a chain did Chatterton and Kohler bring for their dive?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why didn't Chatterton and Kohler stop diving after it appeared that the sub had to the the U-869?
2. Why did Chatterton take a sledgehammer into the electric motor room?
3. How did Chatterton and Kohler learn that the sub had been identified?
4. How did the Atlantic Wreck Divers treat Kohler when he dived with Chatterton?
5. What was a circle-runner?
6. What did Chatterton think about during their decompression after he managed to get a box out of the electric motor room?
7. What happened to Brandt's submarine in February 1943?
8. In a phone call several months after Chatterton sent out inquiries about the knife, what did a U-boat enthusiast tell Chatteron?
9. Why did Herbert Guschewski believe he was lucky to be alive?
10. What was trimix and what were its benefits?
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