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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 Morgan say kept Sing from being a good businessman?
(a) He did not pay enough.
(b) He was too trusting.
(c) He paid too much.
(d) He took too many risks.

2. When does Morgan know he will not be paid his settlement?
(a) When he hears the sirens at the hotel.
(b) When the plane takes off.
(c) When he sees a note from Johnson.
(d) When 5:00 comes and goes.

3. What is the name of the boat that drives by Morgan at Woman Key?
(a) Happy Camper.
(b) South Florida.
(c) The Princess Marie.
(d) The Jolene.

4. Where is Morgan injured while working with the black man?
(a) His stomach.
(b) His shoulder.
(c) His leg.
(d) His face.

5. How much does each sack weigh that is thrown overboard at Woman Key?
(a) 40 pounds.
(b) 50 pounds.
(c) 150 pounds.
(d) 140 pounds.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many men does Mr. Sing want Morgan to smuggle?

2. What is Morgan supposed to transfer at Woman Key?

3. What happened to the previous captain who worked for Mr. Sing?

4. Where does Mr. Sing want Morgan to take some men?

5. What does Morgan say Mr. Sing sounds like to him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What news does Simmons bring at the end of Part 3, and how does Morgan respond to this?

2. How does Marie feel about her husband after he dies?

3. What does MacWalsey say to Gordon when they see each other at the bar?

4. What does Johnson do when he gets a huge marlin on his line, and how does Morgan respond to this?

5. How does Albert describe Morgan's wife?

6. Why does the Sheriff tell Gordon that Freddy's Place will be dangerous?

7. How does Carpenter describe his relationship with Johnston?

8. Why will Morgan not be able to make a living off of alcohol while in Havana?

9. What happens when Gordon sees MacWalsey at the bar?

10. Why does Morgan think he and Wesley were shot at?

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