3. What does Aubrey do that is indiscreet?
(a) Makes a pass at Mrs. Fielding.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Talks to Leseuer not knowing who he is.
(d) Makes a pass at the bar maid in a tavern.

4. What does Dr. Graham enjoy doing as a pastime?
(a) Playing bridge.
(b) Cricket.
(c) Searching for new organisms.
(d) Playing whist.

5. What do Maturin and Graham fear will happen to their naval maneuvers if there are French spies in the area?
(a) They will be observed for intelligence.
(b) Nothing.
(c) They will be altered unnecessarily.
(d) They will be thwarted.

6. How many damaged ships is Aubrey responsible for?
(a) 0.
(b) 3.
(c) 2.
(d) 1.

7. How does Ponto respond to his rescuer?
(a) With indifference.
(b) With jealousy.
(c) With hostility.
(d) With affection.

8. How does Aubrey feel about the fate of the Worcester?
(a) Sad.
(b) Angry.
(c) Happy.
(d) Resigned.

9. Why does Aubrey not hold Maturin's closeness to Mrs. Fielding against Maturin?
(a) Because Maturin has learned Mr. Fielding is dead and Maturin wants to marry Mrs. Fielding.
(b) Because Aubrey knows Maturin has been lonely and depressed.
(c) Because of Aubrey and Maturin's friendship.
(d) Because Aubrey knows Maturin and Mrs. Fielding are not having an affair.

10. How do the people of Mubara view Aubrey's haste?
(a) As understandable.
(b) They do not have a view.
(c) As rude.
(d) As wrong.

11. Against whom is England fighting during Treason's Harbor?
(a) The United States.
(b) China.
(c) Ireland.
(d) France.

12. When will Aubrey be able to gather transportation and supplies?
(a) In three weeks.
(b) After Ramadan.
(c) The next day.
(d) He is unsure.

13. What does Mrs. Fielding ask Aubrey to help her write?
(a) An appeal for the release of her husband.
(b) Lyrics to a song she writes.
(c) An appeal for the release of her husband's funds at a local bank.
(d) A letter to her husband.

14. What are Aubrey and his crew supposed to travel across?
(a) A desert.
(b) A mountain range.
(c) The equator.
(d) The prime meridian.

15. What is a requirement of Ramadan?
(a) Fasting in seclusion.
(b) To sacrifice a goat each morning and evening of Ramadan.
(c) To welcome all visitors of all faiths.
(d) To travel to Mecca.