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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1 Chapter 9 | Part 1 Chapter 10.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Nemo describe himself to Aronnax, Conseil, and Land?
(a) as a man who has broken all ties that bound him to humankind
(b) as a man who has been longing for English speaking company
(c) as a man on a mission to save the whales
(d) as a great inventor and benefactor of lost sailors
2. How does Land react to the steward who comes into the room after he wakes up?
(a) Land is relieved to see another Canadian.
(b) Land is so angry he jumps him and starts to strangle him.
(c) Land is grateful to see a human face.
(d) Land smiles and asks a lot of questions.
3. Who are the two people on board who are not enthusiastic about the search?
(a) Capt. Farragut and his frist mate are not happy with the assignment.
(b) Aronnax and Conseill are fearful about being on board.
(c) The two newspaper reporters are not happy to be on board.
(d) Neither Conseil nor Ned Land are excited to be on board.
4. What is the offer Captain Farragut makes as they search for the monster?
(a) a promotion to ensign for the first person to spot it
(b) a bottle of rum for the frist person to spot it
(c) a write up in the newspapers about the person who spots it
(d) a $2,000 reward to the first person on the frigate who spots it
5. What does the public speculate the object is?
(a) a sea monster like the Loch Ness dragon
(b) a mirage, not real at all
(c) an island reef, a sea serpent, or a whale of unknown species
(d) something from outer space
Short Answer Questions
1. Taken aboard the mysterious craft, who does Aronnax think they have been saved by?
2. How do Aronnax and Conseil finally see Ned Land?
3. What does Aronnax conclude the minute he gets his invitation from Hobson?
4. Briefly describe Ned Land.
5. How long do Conseil and Ned think they have been asleep when they finally wake up?
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