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Multiple Choice
1. B (Narrator’s Note)
2. A (Part 1, Chapter 1)
3. D (Part 1, Chapters 5-6)
4. A (Part 1, Chapter 12)
5. D (Part 1, Chapters 8-12)
6. A (Part 1, Chapter 9)
7. C (Part 2, Chapter 13)
8. D (Part 2, Chapters 13-15)
9. A (Various Chapters)
10. B (Part 2, Chapter 21)
11. C (Part 2, Chapter 22)
12. A (Part 2, Chapter 22)
13. A (Part 2, Chapter 22)
14. B (Part 2, Chapter 22)
15. A (Part 2, Chapter 22)
Long Answer
1. Jaggery begins to comment on Charlotte’s behavior as less than ladylike, ultimately believing that it gives the sailors ideas about what the ship’s order should be like. (Various Chapters)
2. Charlotte falls in love with the sea and learns many parts of the ship and how they work. She includes these drawings as a way of teaching herself about the ship. (Chapters 13-Appendix)
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