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Stephen Crane, The Open Boat Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
Which of the four men does not survive the swim to shore?
A  The cook
B  The captain
C  The correspondent
D  The oiler
Question #2
When dawn arrives after the first night, what plan do the captain and crew decide to carry out?
A  They plan to turn around and row for the lighthouse that they saw the previous night.
B  They plan to row parallel to shore and try to get another person’s attention on shore.
C  They plan to row back to sea and await a rescue party because they are getting weak.
D  They plan to row into the surf near the shore until the boat sinks, then swim to land.
Question #3
After the others have dropped off to sleep, the correspondent hears “a long, loud swishing astern of the boat” … and sees that “a gleaming trail of phosphorescence, like blue flame, was furrowed on the black waters. It might have been made by a monstrous knife.” What had the correspondent encountered?
A  He experienced a hallucination that has no meaning.
B  He saw the tail of a mermaid playing around the boat.
C  He saw the aftermath of one of the men falling overboard.
D  He saw the fin of a shark in the ocean.
Question #4
Which of the following does the man that they see on shore—standing on the steps of the omnibus—do?
A  He belongs to the search party and runs to tell his squad about the lifeboat.
B  He waves his hands in the air to signal the men to head north away from the rocks.
C  He waves a flag cheerfully at the men because he thinks that they are fishermen.
D  He waves his coat, but the men don’t understand what he means to tell them.
Question #5
What do the captain and the cook do to give the oiler and the correspondent a break from rowing?
A  They decide to let the dinghy float freely.
B  They fix the broken outboard motor.
C  Both men take turns rowing the dinghy.
D  They make a sail from a jacket and an oar.
Question #6
How do the four men find themselves in a lifeboat in the first place?
A  They rowed one of many lifeboats away from a sinking steamboat.
B  They were the only ones to survive a boiler explosion on a steamboat.
C  The captain and a few loyal supporters were set adrift by a mutinous crew.
D  They drew lots for spaces aboard the last available lifeboat on the sinking ship.
Question #7
What argument do the cook and correspondent have during their first day in the lifeboat?
A  They argue about why the correspondent should have to row but the cook does not have to do so.
B  They argue about whether they should attempt to rescue any of the other shipwrecked sailors.
C  They argue about the difference between a life-saving station and house of refuge.
D  They argue about where they are located relative to the shoreline since they entered the dinghy in the dark.
Question #8
What is the first plan for rescue that the four men devise?
A  They hope that the crew of a nearby life-saving station will notice them.
B  They will row in a straight line toward shore as soon as possible.
C  They plan to row to St. Augustine since it is due south of their location.
D  They plan to reach the Mosquito Inlet lighthouse since it is directly east.
Question #9
What is the captain’s mental state while riding in the bow of the dinghy?
A  The captain is angry that most of his crew mutinied against him and a few loyal followers.
B  The captain is surprised that the ship foundered on some unmarked shoals off the coast of Georgia.
C  The captain is dejected because he has lost his boat and did not “go down with the ship.”
D  The captain is thankful he has survived the shipwreck and has been able to save some of the crew.
Question #10
Which of the following occupations is not represented in the dinghy?
A  captain
B  cook
C  whaler
D  oiler
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