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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Andrea Gail crew member "Sully" Sullivan's real given name?
(a) Austin.
(b) Dale.
(c) Mark.
(d) Daryl.
2. What is the primary reason that the English settle in Beauport around 1603?
(a) Because it was free from British rule.
(b) Because every family was being granted ten acres of land.
(c) Because of the busy port.
(d) Because of the abundance of cod.
3. In retrospect, what is the best label to attach to Junger's narrative in "The Perfect Storm"?
(a) Fictionalized account of true events.
(b) Theoretical account of true events.
(c) Fantasy-based account of true events.
(d) True account of true events.
4. Who is the crew keeping in radio contact with when disaster strikes the Andrea Gail?
(a) The United States Coast Guard.
(b) No one.
(c) Christine Cotter.
(d) Adam Randall.
5. What source does Sebastian Junger use to reconstruct the disaster that befalls the Andrea Gail?
(a) Christine Cotter who claims that she has maintained contact with Bobby Stratford throughout the disaster.
(b) His mind. He creates an account detailing the disaster.
(c) A Gloucester fisherman who has witnessed the tragedy aboard the Andrea Gail.
(d) The incident report about the disaster on file with the United States Coast Guard.
Short Answer Questions
1. Ethel Shatford, the mother of Andrea Gail crew member Bobby Shatford works as a bartender at which of the taverns listed?
2. Which of the time frames listed corresponds best to the setting of "The Perfect Storm"?
3. Around 1605, what outcasts did the English join with to establish the settlement at Gloucester?
4. In Chapter 1, off the coast of which state does a mackerel schooner's crew find a bottle with a note in it?
5. How is Junger able to assist readers to differentiate direct quotes emanating from the characters throughout his narrative in "The Perfect Storm"?
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