3. How do the girls adapt to ship life?
(a) They are constantly seasick.
(b) They cry for their parents all the time.
(c) They want to go home.
(d) Surprisingly well.

4. Why is the captain of the Triton offended?
(a) Because Maturin ignores him.
(b) By the Cornélie's captain.
(c) Because Aubrey pronounces his name incorrectly.
(d) By the protocal required at the dinner.

5. Why are Maturin and Martin combing the island despite the illness?
(a) They are immune as they've had it before.
(b) They believe the pathogen has died out.
(c) It is essential to get the crew some fruit.
(d) They stay far enough away from the town.

6. What do they find when they enter the harbor?
(a) No Cornélie.
(b) The Cornélie about to raise anchor.
(c) The Cornélie anchored in shallow water.
(d) The Cornélie is already a burning wreckage.

7. What is near where Surprise docks?
(a) A leper colony.
(b) A penal colony.
(c) A British consulate.
(d) Not much of anything.

8. What type of armament does the Cornélie possess?
(a) Carronades.
(b) A mixture of heavy, medium and light cannon.
(c) Light cannon.
(d) Heavy cannon.

9. What does the crew want to name their new passengers?
(a) Faith and Charity.
(b) Faith and Hope.
(c) Charity and Hope.
(d) Thursday and Behemoth.

10. About what does Maturin brood?
(a) About his son's recent bout with malaria.
(b) That he cannot search the nearby islands for new specimens.
(c) About his wife is in ill health.
(d) Being poor.

11. What does Maturin diagnose?
(a) Bubonic plague.
(b) Smallpox.
(c) Dengue fever.
(d) Malaria.

12. What does Maturin discover in the hold of the ship?
(a) A hole that is slowly filling the hold with water.
(b) Oakes drinking whiskey.
(c) Rats have gnawed into the chest with the coca leaves.
(d) A stowaway.

13. Who escorts Triton and the American prizes?
(a) Surprise.
(b) HMS Leopard.
(c) HMS Shannon.
(d) Nutmeg of Consolation.

14. Who does Maturin offend?
(a) No one.
(b) Governor Greeves.
(c) Captain Connor.
(d) Captain Lowe.

15. What are Aubrey's intentions?
(a) He has not yet decided.
(b) To run ahead of the wind as fast as possible.
(c) To find a place to hide out until Cornélie gives up.
(d) To encourage pursuit.