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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. How does General Hurtado feel about independence?
(a) He is in favor of it.
(b) He is totally against it.
(c) He is uncertain about it.
(d) He is indifferent to it.

2. What is Gayongos entrusted with by the British Naval Intelligence?
(a) Letters to various country leaders.
(b) Funds and information.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Assassination assignments.

3. Who hails Pullings?
(a) A boat of apparently drunken men.
(b) His brother-in-law.
(c) His first mate.
(d) Aubrey.

4. What does Pullings do after readying Surprise?
(a) Rows from the shore to the boat.
(b) Goes to sleep in the inn.
(c) Gets into a fight with a woman.
(d) Goes to visit an old shipmate.

5. What nationality is Eduardo?
(a) Peruvian Indian.
(b) Bolivian.
(c) Spanish.
(d) Portuguese.

Short Answer Questions

1. What flag does Franklin fly when approaching the ship from question #91?

2. At what port does Surprise and her prizes stop in Chapter 6?

3. What is not going to take place?

4. What is one of the possibly permanent problems Martin has physically?

5. What does Maturin do when when Martin comes to sick call?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is done at the meeting for the rebellion?

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

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

4. With whom does Maturin meet and why?

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

6. How does Aubrey fool the whaler?

7. Who does Maturin write about his mission and what does he tell him?

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

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

10. What happens when Surprise reaches port at Callao? What does Maturin do?

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