1. Tell what Ned Land and Captain Farragut decide to do to get the monster.
(a) to go for the monster with harpoons from the frigate itself
(b) to drop raw meat into the ocean
(c) to try to ram it with the bow of the frigate
(d) to put out in a small boat

2. What evidence does Aronnax give Land to support his theory of a large sea animal?
(a) a long scientific explanation on water pressure on various size animals at various depths of the sea
(b) scraps of flesh removed from some of the damaged ships
(c) some fuzzy photos taken by people who have spotted it
(d) and estimate of how it would be too expensive to make a machine like that

3. What does Aronnax conclude the minute he gets his invitation from Hobson?
(a) He concludes that it will be too dangerous.
(b) He believes that nothing will be gained by the expedition.
(c) He thinks the invitation is a hoax.
(d) Aronnax decides his purpose in life must be to hunt down this monster.

4. What does the captain decide to do after months at sea and no sighting of the monster?
(a) The captain decides to do a stopover in Rio, Brazil.
(b) The captain decides to try the waters of the antarctic.
(c) Farragut decides to retrace their path to see if they missed anything.
(d) Captain Farragut announces they will search only three more days.

5. How does Aronnax happen to be in the right place at the right time to be invited to join the hunt?
(a) He is the first scientist to have a sighting of the monster.
(b) He is lecturing at the University of Florida.
(c) He is a survivor of the sunken Scotia.
(d) Aronnax is in New York City at the height of the controversy about the sea monster.