2. What is ironic about most of the seamen aboard the Sophie?
(a) They are uneducated.
(b) They do not know how to swim.
(c) They are afraid of Jack.
(d) They do not like Dillon.

3. Why does the Sophie head to Cape Salou?
(a) To retrieve a Spanish prize
(b) To deliver a prisoner to the Spanish
(c) To provide transportation to the Post-Captain
(d) To deliveer Stephen to his new home

4. What do the men blow up?
(a) Santa Lucia
(b) Dillon's ship
(c) Stephen
(d) Fort overlooking the bay

5. What does Jack attend at the Governor's residence?
(a) Court marshal
(b) Concert
(c) Dinner
(d) Meeting with the Captain

6. Who put white chalk into the food?
(a) The new midshipman
(b) Stephen's helper
(c) Jack
(d) Dillon

7. What interrupts the breakfast of the two captains?
(a) Illness
(b) Servant
(c) Gunshot
(d) Distress call

8. What does Stephen tell Jack is being sent?
(a) Prison ship
(b) Warship to attack the Sophie
(c) Treasure for the Sophie
(d) Orders from Spain

9. What does Jack feel Dillon is challenging?
(a) His bravery
(b) His right to be captain
(c) His relationship with Stephen
(d) His share of the prizes

10. What is a tartan?
(a) Plague ship
(b) Great gunship
(c) Small merchant ship
(d) Fleet ship

11. Which of the following characters has fled Mahon?
(a) Jack
(b) Molly Harte
(c) Stephen
(d) Dillon

12. What is Dillon afraid will corrupt his men?
(a) Alcohol
(b) Stephen
(c) White chalk
(d) Lure of prize money

13. What does Stephen believe are basically the same thing?
(a) Emotion and its expression
(b) Actions and expressions
(c) Humans and animals
(d) Emotions in animals

14. Which ship ran away?
(a) Santa Lucia
(b) Parlac
(c) Gloire
(d) Xalac

15. What does the word providential mean in the following sentence: The rendezvous seemed almost providential.
(a) Unfortunate
(b) Deceitful
(c) Surprising
(d) Fortunate