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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. What does Aubrey find out when he takes Franklin to sea to look for a prize?
(a) Franklin is not yet seaworthy.
(b) Vidal has jumped ship.
(c) Dutourd is not aboard.
(d) Pullings is on shore.

2. What is done at the meeting in the Andes?
(a) General plans and schedule drawn up.
(b) Voting on a constitution.
(c) An inventory of materials.
(d) A lot of infighting.

3. Who will be out of town during the proposed uprising?
(a) General Hurtado.
(b) Mayor Phillip.
(c) Sam Panda.
(d) The Viceroy.

4. What helps Maturin's physical problems?
(a) Laudenum.
(b) Quinine.
(c) Opium.
(d) Coca leaves.

5. What does Pullings do when he encounters the next prize ship?
(a) Rams the ship in the bow.
(b) Waits for Surprise.
(c) Engages in a vicious boarding action.
(d) Sets the ship on fire.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Hurtado decide not to participate in the rebellion?

2. In what condition is Martin when Maturin checks on him later?

3. Why is Castro angry about the meeting?

4. Who is considered a wanted fugitive?

5. How does the man from question #94 feel about Aubrey?

Short Essay Questions

1. What contact of Maturin's is most valuable and why?

2. Describe Eduardo and what kind of relationship do he and Maturin develop?

3. What does Pullings see and hear as he puts out to sea in Surprise?

4. What happens to Aubrey as they take the French ship?

5. Where has Maturin been sent after the collapse of the rebellion?

6. Why does Aubrey go out to sea in Franklin, what does he encounter and what does he discover?

7. What does Shelton volunteer for and what does he tell Aubrey?

8. What side trip do Maturin and Eduardo take and what happens after they leave there?

9. How does Maturin react physically and intellectually to the mountains?

10. What is the result of Martin's self-medication?

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