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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 4, The Deadliest Season: Fishing the Gulf of Alaska Aboard the Elusive and Watching as Tragedy Strikes the Alaskan Fleet: Chapters 5-9 and Epilogue.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Part 1, The Greenhorn Season: Tanner Crab Fishing Aboard the Royal Quarry: Chapter 3, the Royal Quarry took refuge from a storm in the narrow entrance to what?
(a) Akutan Bay.
(b) Lazy Bay.
(c) Kinak Bay.
(d) Toksook Bay.

2. What relative of the skipper died aboard the Jeffrey Allen?
(a) Father.
(b) Brother in-law.
(c) Uncle.
(d) Brother.

3. What happened to Mike Doyle in the end of his fiasco in Part 1, The Greenhorn Season: Tanner Crab Fishing Aboard the Royal Quarry: Chapter 6?
(a) He was pulled aboard.
(b) He was saved by the Coast Guard.
(c) He drowned.
(d) He swam ashore.

4. What was the name of the first crab boat bought by Vern Hall's father?
(a) The St. Christopher.
(b) The Epic.
(c) The All Alaskan.
(d) The King-n-Wing.

5. Where did Spike Walker take turns working in Part 1, The Greenhorn Season: Tanner Crab Fishing Aboard the Royal Quarry: Chapter 6 so that Jonesy could sleep?
(a) The cranes.
(b) The deck.
(c) The nets.
(d) The wheelhouse.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who owned the boat the Rondys in Part 3, Working on the Edge: Fishing the Aleutian Islands and Points North Aboard the Rondys: Chapter 1?

2. What fishing vessel found Gerald Bourgeois in Part 2, The Bering Sea Season: King Crab Fishing Aboard the Williwaw Wind: Chapter 9?

3. What was the final price per pound that ended the strike in Part 3, Working on the Edge: Fishing the Aleutian Islands and Points North Aboard the Rondys: Chapter 6?

4. Spike Walker writes in Part 3, Working on the Edge: Fishing the Aleutian Islands and Points North Aboard the Rondys: Summary 1 that what year saw an epic increase of crab boats?

5. What were the two survivors of the Master Carl attacked by on land?

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