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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 Mr. Hairabedian do?
(a) Jumps into the ocean for a swim.
(b) Asks Aubrey to set him ashore immediately.
(c) Asks Maturin for some laudenum.
(d) Kills a crew member.

2. How does Wray become indebted to Maturin?
(a) Maturin saves his arm when it becomes infected.
(b) Maturin loans Wray money to send his wife who is pregnant.
(c) Maturin saves his leg when it becomes infected.
(d) Losing at cards.

3. How does Aubrey give most of his report?
(a) He does not give a report yet as he wants to catch the spy.
(b) Through what he writes on the Dromedary.
(c) In face-to-face conversation.
(d) In a secret packet to the admiralty in London.

4. What does the Surprise claim?
(a) The French privateer. vessel as a prize.
(b) The American vessel as a prize.
(c) The French merchant vessel as a prize.
(d) The French frigate as a prize.

5. Who is Aubrey ordered to seek out and protect?
(a) John Breamer.
(b) Admiral Leighton.
(c) T.S. Eliot.
(d) Mr. Consul Eliot.

Short Answer Questions

1. About what does Maturin tell Mrs. Fielding?

2. What does Mr. Fielding tell Maturin?

3. What ship do they find?

4. What does Aubrey want for Honey and Maitland?

5. What does Aubrey hand deliver to Maturin in the morning?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does the crew encounter while setting up camp?

2. What does Maturin tell Fielding about his wife and about Maturin's friendship with his wife?

3. How does the crew fare on their hike and who is the exception?

4. With what is the Admiral most concerned about the events surrounding the treasure ship's trickery?

5. What concerns Aubrey about his failed mission with the treasure ship?

6. Describe the encounter with the treasure galley.

7. Who leaves instructions for Aubrey and what are the orders?

8. What does Major Pollock tell Aubrey and what is Aubrey's response?

9. What happens to the crew's supplies?

10. Describe the encounter with the French man-of-war.

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