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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did Chatterton's father move after he and Patricia divorced?
(a) Utah.
(b) Florida.
(c) California.
(d) Nevada.

2. How long after Feldman died, did Nagle radio the information to the Coast Guard?
(a) 5 hours.
(b) 15 minutes.
(c) 30 minutes.
(d) 2 hours.

3. Where was the German-American club located that Kohler went to to find translators for the German books he purchased?
(a) Perth Amboy.
(b) Burlington.
(c) Beachwood.
(d) Tinton Falls.

4. What did someone offer Kohler for a skull from the wreck?
(a) $500.
(b) $750.
(c) $1,500.
(d) $2,000.

5. How warm would the temperature have gotten on a U-boat in the diesel room?
(a) Over 100 degrees.
(b) Around 90 degrees.
(c) 85 degrees.
(d) 120 degrees.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long was it before the "Seeker" could return to the wreck?

2. How old was Nagle when he became a legend in shipwreck diving?

3. When did Jacques Cousteau help invent a system of tanks and regulators that allowed men to breathe underwater?

4. How large a hole was in the side of the sub?

5. In what year was Chatterton born?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Chatterton decide to issue a press release about the discovery of the U-boat?

2. What would an excellent diver do before going on a diver?

3. Describe Brielle, New Jersey.

4. Describe the silverware that Chatterton found.

5. What did some of the men do while they waited to return to the wreck?

6. Why didn't Nagle dive down to the wreck in Chapter 3?

7. What did Frances Kohler do in Feburary of 1975 after she and her husband separated?

8. Why did Nagle think Kohler would be a good replacement for Feldman?

9. Why was Kohler told to search the boots of the crew members on the U-boat?

10. How did Chatterton behave when he returned home after a twelve-month tour in Vietnam?

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