4. What example of the Mariner's does the rest of the crew follow?
(a) They write each other notes.
(b) They go to sleep.
(c) They also drink their own blood.
(d) They also kick their legs.

5. What does the Mariner see at the Line?
(a) A sea creature.
(b) A cloud.
(c) Another Albatross.
(d) A ship.

6. In what direction is the Mariner looking when he spots something at the Line?
(a) East.
(b) South.
(c) West.
(d) North.

7. What do the speakers the Mariner hears while unconscious say is not yet over for the Mariner?
(a) The wedding.
(b) His story.
(c) His journey.
(d) His punishment.

8. Who steers the Ship after the dead men rise?
(a) The Mariner.
(b) The helmsman.
(c) The Guest.
(d) The Mariner's brother.

9. What does the Mariner feel when he wakes up after fainting?
(a) The curse.
(b) Joy.
(c) Sadness.
(d) Refreshment.

10. Who sends the "gentle sleep from Heaven"?
(a) Mary.
(b) The Albatross.
(c) The gods.
(d) Angels.

11. What happens at midday while the Ship is being crewed by the dead men?
(a) The Albatross returns.
(b) The Ship re-enters the polar region.
(c) The Mariner becomes ill.
(d) The Ship stops and begins heaving.

12. What is the first strange thing noticed about the movement of the object that approaches the Ship at the Line?
(a) There is no wind or tide.
(b) It is moving very fast.
(c) It disappears and reappears at random.
(d) It is not floating on the sea.

13. Death is described as the Woman's:
(a) Pet.
(b) Bane.
(c) Mate.
(d) Master.

14. The Mariner's heart is as:
(a) Empty as an abyss.
(b) Dry as dust.
(c) Heavy as a stone.
(d) Cold as ice.

15. Who takes pity on the Mariner after he watches the objects in the moonlight?
(a) Life-in-Death.
(b) Death.
(c) The Polar Spirit.
(d) A saint.