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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. Who is Sloth?
(a) Nailer's twin brother.
(b) Nailer's older sister.
(c) Nailer's crewgirl.
(d) Nailer's supervisor.

2. How does Nailer mark Lucky Girl?
(a) With blood on her face.
(b) With blood on her tongue.
(c) With a tatto of blue ink on her palm.
(d) He does not mark her as it would devalue her.

3. What does Pima start thinking about immediately after seeing the clipper ship?
(a) Re-floating it.
(b) What he'll do with the wealth.
(c) Working on it.
(d) Keeping it secret and scavenging it.

4. What does Bapi do to Sloth?
(a) Slices off one of her fingers.
(b) Tattos the word traitor across her forehead.
(c) Slices off her tattoos.
(d) Shaves her head.

5. Who is Nita Chaudhury?
(a) Lucky Girl's mother.
(b) Lucky Girl's real name.
(c) Lucky Girl's aunt.
(d) Lucky Girl's nanny who died on the ship.

Short Answer Questions

1. What type of clipper ship is the one they board?

2. How does Nailer manage to avoid a beating from his father?

3. What worries Nailer?

4. Where do they find bodies?

5. To whom is Richard grateful?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Nailer do and what is the work like?

2. How does the girl try to ensure that Nailer and Pima will not change their minds and kill her?

3. What does the crew think will happen to Sloth?

4. What do Nailer and Pima learn about who Lucky Girl really is?

5. Who cares for Nailer's wounds?

6. Why does Nailer fear for his livelihood, and what gives him some hope?

7. What do the three do the next morning?

8. How does Nailer feel about Richard, and what saves Nailer from a beating when he gets home after his oil experience?

9. What are the few people's reaction that see Nailer immediately after he pops up to the water's surface and why do they react the way they do?

10. What is wrong with Nailer and why will it be difficult to cure?

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