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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 Maturin do when when Martin comes to sick call?
(a) Puts him to bed.
(b) Ignores him.
(c) Has him arrested.
(d) Sends him to the galley for food.

2. What type of cargo is the ship in question #91 carrying?
(a) Whale oil.
(b) Gold doubloons.
(c) Cannon ammunition.
(d) Silk cloth.

3. How does Surprise steer her way to the Franklin?
(a) Listening to the booming of guns.
(b) Following the signal lamps.
(c) Listening for the fog horns.
(d) Seeing the fire on the prize ship.

4. Why has Aubrey arrived?
(a) To take command of the Noventa.
(b) To assume port duty officer.
(c) It was the closest place to where his ship sank.
(d) To warn Maturin.

5. Who is the Englishman serving aboard the ship from question #91?
(a) Edward Shelton.
(b) Thomas Neville.
(c) Robert Petton.
(d) Bradley Cunningham.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Maturin travel for three days?

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

3. What does Aubrey do with Alastor?

4. What does Eduardo do for a living?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Aubrey attempt to do to correct what he found out about Dutourd?

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

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

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

5. Who is Edward Shelton and why is he aboard the American whaler?

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

7. Where does Maturin go when he leaves Callao the first time and who does he meet? Why is he going there?

8. What shape is Maturin in after the storm and how does he make it out of the mountains?

9. With whom does Maturin meet and why?

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

(see the answer keys)

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