2. How was Maturin's recovery?
(a) Short, he didn't really have much of a problem.
(b) Long and not complete.
(c) Long but successful.
(d) Short and successful.

3. Who commands the Groper?
(a) Nate Taylor.
(b) Tom Pullings.
(c) Billy Stone.
(d) Josh Braden.

4. What has Maturin's propaganda done to the locals?
(a) Has made them run.
(b) Has seeded discontent.
(c) Has made them angry at the British.
(d) Has caused them to join the army.

5. How long does it take Rodriquez to capitulate?
(a) Two days.
(b) Four days.
(c) A few hours.
(d) Fifteen hours.

6. What does the armed merchant ship do when Aubrey asks for help?
(a) It pretends it didn't get the message.
(b) It refuses.
(c) It comes immediately.
(d) It gets there too late.

7. What do the French do?
(a) Reach the safety of the harbor.
(b) Run for the open sea.
(c) Shoot at Clonfert.
(d) Bomb the fort.

8. What does Pym have several English ships do?
(a) Go around to the other side of the island.
(b) Wait for Aubrey.
(c) Go for more ships.
(d) Go into the harbor to destroy the French.

9. What happens to the ships in Cape Town?
(a) They are refitted.
(b) They are given new crews.
(c) Nothing.
(d) They are sent to England.

10. What ship does Pullings bring to help Aubrey?
(a) Otter.
(b) Emma, a transport.
(c) Wasp.
(d) Magicienne

11. What does Clonfert do when he hears of Pym?
(a) Cheers him on.
(b) Becomes jealous.
(c) Becomes afraid.
(d) Becomes agitated.

12. How do McAdam and Maturin spend their time?
(a) Playing checkers.
(b) Discussing the navy.
(c) Discussing Clonfert.
(d) Discussing medicine.

13. What do the captains also talk about when making plans?
(a) Wives and children.
(b) Naval discipline.
(c) The Italians joining the French.
(d) The next vacant admiral seat.

14. At what is Aubrey furious at their destination?
(a) The lack of food supplies.
(b) The shipyard's uncooperative attitude.
(c) The lack of ammunition.
(d) The lack of docks.

15. Why does Maturin receive a huge sum of gold?
(a) For his actions during the war.
(b) For bribes.
(c) All of his back pay.
(d) To dispense the sailors' pay.