Tales of the South Pacific Quiz

James A. Michener

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

pp. 9-12, The South Pacific, pp. 13-25, The Coral Sea

pp. 26-49, Mutiny

pp. 50-68, An Officer and a Gentleman

pp. 69-98, The Cave

pp. 99-106, The Milk Run, pp. 107-117, Alligator

pp. 118-143, Our Heroine

pp. 144-164, Dry Rot

pp. 165-190, Fo' Dolla', Part I

pp. 190-226, Fo' Dolla', Part II

pp. 227-243, Passion, pp. 244-263, A Boar's Tooth

pp. 264-281, Wine for the Mess at Segi

pp. 282-302, The Airstrip at Konora

pp. 303-327, Those Who Fraternize

pp. 328-349, The Strike

pp. 350-358, Frisco, pp. 359-376, The Landing at Kuralei, pp. 377-384, A Cemetery at Hoga Point

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Tales of the South Pacific Quiz

Tales of the South Pacific Quiz

What do the men talk about regarding their time in the city in #170? (from pp. 350-358, Frisco, pp. 359-376, The Landing at Kuralei, pp. 377-384, A Cemetery at Hoga Point)

Who does Joe tell about his affair with Liat? (from pp. 190-226, Fo' Dolla', Part II)

Why does Joe find it difficult to write a letter to his fiance? (from pp. 190-226, Fo' Dolla', Part II)

From whom does Joe get his first letter sent by a girl? (from pp. 144-164, Dry Rot)

The narrator is told to go ____________ to relax. (from pp. 350-358, Frisco, pp. 359-376, The Landing at Kuralei, pp. 377-384, A Cemetery at Hoga Point)