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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. Of the certified scuba divers in the United States, about how many dove deep for shipwrecks?
(a) A few hundred.
(b) 500.
(c) About two hundred.
(d) 150.

2. What was imprinted on a cologne bottle that Kohler found?
(a) Glockengasse.
(b) Rabanne.
(c) Illmenite.
(d) Anuga.

3. How much visibility was available when Chatterton reached the wreck?
(a) 9 feet.
(b) 7 feet.
(c) 11 feet.
(d) 5 feet.

4. In the 1970s and 1980s, how deep would Nagle and other kings of the sport descend when diving?
(a) 200 feet.
(b) 225 feet.
(c) 175 feet.
(d) 150 feet.

5. When did the "Andrea Doria" wreck?
(a) 1956.
(b) 1949.
(c) 1961.
(d) 1970.

Short Answer Questions

1. When the "Seeker" arrived at the wreck site, at how many feet did Nagle believe the wreck was?

2. What did someone offer Kohler for a skull from the wreck?

3. How far did diver George Place drift when he lost his grip and failed to make it aboard the dive boat?

4. Where did a former U-boat crewman tell Kohler to search the U-boat to help identify the wreck?

5. What year was engraved on china that Chatterton found on the sub?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Chatterton decide to become a medic?

2. What type of things did Richie like to read when he was a young boy?

3. Why did Nagle want to identify the sub that he and the other divers found?

4. What was Chatterton like in high school?

5. What did the men on the "Seeker" decide to do when it looked as though the wreck lay between 230 and 260 ft.?

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

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

8. Describe the silverware that Chatterton found.

9. What was Feldman's signature outfit and gear when he arrived at charter boats?

10. What were two primary dangers that a deep-shipwreck diver confronted?

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