2. How does Aubrey try to solve the problem some of the officers are having?
(a) 10 lashes.
(b) A tongue lashing.
(c) Working them to exhaustion.
(d) A reprimand.

3. To what does Clarissa give rapt attention?
(a) Her husband.
(b) Everything going on on the island.
(c) Puolani.
(d) Davidge.

4. What position does Clarissa eventually add on to her first job?
(a) Bookkeeper.
(b) Cook.
(c) Prostitute.
(d) Maid.

5. Approximately when was Clarissa born?
(a) 1796.
(b) 1787.
(c) 1775.
(d) 1794.

6. To whom does Aubrey transfer care of the livestock in question?
(a) Clarissa.
(b) Sarah.
(c) Emily.
(d) Jemmy Ducks.

7. Who drinks himself under the table?
(a) Maturin.
(b) The first mate.
(c) Aubrey.
(d) Midshipman Reade.

8. To what is Clarissa's sentence of death commuted?
(a) Transportation.
(b) A pardon when her innocence is proven.
(c) Twenty years.
(d) Life in prison.

9. From what does Edward eventually suffer?
(a) Bouts of violence.
(b) Rabies.
(c) Financial reverses.
(d) Dementia.

10. About what does Aubrey fume?
(a) That the French have been patrolling heavily on their route.
(b) The time it's taking to get to their next assignment.
(c) That Clarissa seems to be intent on seducing Aubrey.
(d) The poor showing of his officers.

11. What sort of reception does the Surprise receive?
(a) Mixed.
(b) Wildly enthusiastic.
(c) Hostile.
(d) Friendly.

12. What is the focal point of the French power at Moahu?
(a) The Franklin.
(b) A fort overlooking the main bay.
(c) A garrison of the French Foreign Legion.
(d) About a hundred natives.

13. What does Reade speak about as he is losing consciousness?
(a) His child who died.
(b) Writing his wife.
(c) The crew going in and out of Clarissa's room.
(d) Wanting the last rites.

14. What does Clarissa relate in a monotone?
(a) A recipe for keeping the bugs off a person.
(b) A poem she wrote.
(c) Her life's story.
(d) The initiation rites of a group to which she used to belong.

15. What does Aubrey learn about Moahu from a local sailor?
(a) Much information.
(b) It is friendly to the French.
(c) It has armed its people.
(d) It is rampant with malaria.