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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. How many men short is the crew of a full complement?
(a) 14.
(b) 32.
(c) 26.
(d) 7.
2. What type of work for the Dutch does Van Buren do?
(a) Diplomat.
(b) Queen's physician.
(c) None.
(d) Intelligence.
3. How do the midshipmen feel about their class on spherical trigonometry?
(a) They have no opinion.
(b) They find it boring.
(c) They like it.
(d) They think it's exciting.
4. What does the Sultan announce shortly after the Sultan returns?
(a) Neither proposal is accepted.
(b) The Spanish proposal is accepted.
(c) The French proposal is accepted.
(d) The English proposal is accepted.
5. Who is the Sultan's cup-bearer?
(a) Abdul.
(b) Osama.
(c) Hassan.
(d) Mohammad.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Maturin watch closely at the diner following the French presentation?
2. What kind of response does Diane have to sailing?
3. Why was it critical when the wind died near Inaccessible Island?
4. Where does Diane arrive at the beginning of Chapter 6?
5. To what animal is Maturin compared?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Maturin enjoy at the locale where he spends his leave time?
2. How is Abjul executed?
3. What is Fox's response to his situation and how does that affect Maturin?
4. What kind of daily observations does Aubrey take and why does he take them?
5. What kind of news about the French delegation does Raffles tell Aubrey?
6. What does Maturin bring to van Buren's house and what do the two men do?
7. What does Aubrey do with the midshipmen when he allows prostitutes aboard Diane and what do those midshipmen do?
8. Why can't Maturin collect specimens while on leave?
9. What island does Diane approach when the wind dies and she gets caught in a current?
10. What kind and number of midshipmen does the Diane have and how does Aubrey handle them?
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