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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What happens to the U-boat attacked by the Keeling and the Viktor? (from Chapter 2, pages 59 - 97)

It rams one of the other ships in the convoy, and explodes.

It is damaged, but escapes.

It is damaged, and sinks.

It is undamaged, and escapes.

2.

What happens to the Viktor? (from Chapter 2, pages 206 - 222)

It is hit and damaged by a torpedo.

It is mistaken for a U-boat by an inexperienced sonar operator and attacked with a torpedo.

It accidentally collides with the Cadena.

Its engine explodes and it is engulfed in flames.

3.

What is the final stage of the Keeling’s mission? (from Chapter 2, pages 244 - 251; Chapter 3)

To remain behind and watch for U-boats as the rest of the convoy continues on.

To remain with the convoy as it concludes its journey to France.

To accompany the Dodge and the James to Ireland.

To return with the Dodge and the James to America.

4.

What duty does Lieutenant Cole remind Krause to perform? (from Chapter 2, pages 59 - 97)

Cole reminds Krause about a funeral for a seaman wounded in the last attack.

Cole reminds Krause about a disciplinary hearing for a crew member.

He reminds Krause to be more careful about maintaining radio silence.

He reminds the Commander that he has to communicate more regularly with the Commodore.

5.

What nickname does Krause discovers he has, and why is it significant? (from Chapter 2, pages 206 - 222)

He discovers he has been given the nickname “Kraut,” which is significant because “Kraut” is also the nickname that he had when he was in school.

He learns that the crew calls him "Hitler," because of his autocratic style of command.

He discovers he has been given the nickname “Kraut,” which is significant because “Kraut” is also a slang term for a German.

He discovers he has been given the nickname “Ice,” because he is so cold and unemotional.

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