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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old was Chris Rouse?

2. How many cigarettes did Kohler smoke on the way to recover the Rouses equipment?

3. How many minutes of air did Chatterton have after smashing a pipe in the electric motor room?

4. How many prime artifacts did Chatterton find during his first dive in 1993?

5. How many months did Neuerburg spend in U-boat training?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was a circle-runner?

2. What was trimix and what were its benefits?

3. What choice was Neuerburg given in 1943?

4. How did Chatterton plan to get into the electric motor room?

5. Why didn't Chatterton and Kohler stop diving after it appeared that the sub had to the the U-869?

6. What was Kohler's plan for the first dive of the 1993 season?

7. Who called Kohler the night before he was to go to Washington with Chatterton to research subs?

8. What promising news did Packer and Gatto have after their first dive in 1993?

9. Why wasn't the wreck the U-851 or U-158?

10. What news did Robert Coppock send Chatterton and Kohler?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss how Kohler and Chatterton felt about the remains of the dead crewmen and the principles they thought were important for dealing with the remains.

Essay Topic 2

Deep-shipwreck diving is among the world's most dangerous sports. Discuss why the sport is so dangerous and some of the dangers inherent in the sport.

Essay Topic 3

Chatterton and Kohler had different methods of performing research. Compare and contrast how Chatterton and Kohler researched the identity of the wrecked sub.

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