Ttcocd-end Of Book Test
The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle
End of Book Test
- 1.
How does Charlotte prove her loyalty to the crew?
- A.
She reads the Bible to them
- B.
She signs the round robin
- C.
She whips the captain
- D.
She climbs to the royal yard
- E.
She gets a tattoo that says, "Born to Sail!"
Correct Answer
D. She climbs to the royal yardExplanation
Charlotte proves her loyalty to the crew by climbing to the royal yard. This action demonstrates her bravery and willingness to take risks for the crew's sake. By climbing to such a high point on the ship, she shows her dedication and commitment to the crew and their mission.Rate this question:
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- 2.
During the hurricane, who saves Charlotte?
- A.
Zachariah
- B.
Captain Jaggery
- C.
Mr. Cranick
- D.
Hollybrass
- E.
Mr. Hanely
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- 3.
When the Seahawk arrives in Providence, who is captain?
- A.
Mr. Keetch
- B.
Charlotte's father
- C.
Charlotte
- D.
Ewing
- E.
Fisk
Correct Answer
C. CharlotteExplanation
The correct answer is Charlotte because the question asks about the captain of the Seahawk when it arrives in Providence. Since Charlotte is mentioned as one of the options and no other information is given about any other potential captains, it can be inferred that Charlotte is the captain.Rate this question:
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- 4.
After she returns from her voyage, Charlotte tries to befriend her servants. What does this show about her?
- A.
She wants the servants to be fired.
- B.
She wants to disrespect her father.
- C.
She sees her servants as equals.
- D.
She wants to do the servant's work
- E.
She's hoping they'll sneak her some special treats.
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C. She sees her servants as equals.Explanation
The fact that Charlotte tries to befriend her servants after returning from her voyage indicates that she sees them as equals. This suggests that she values their companionship and does not consider herself superior to them based on their social status or job roles. It demonstrates her belief in treating others with respect and equality, regardless of their positions in society.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Who tells Captain Jaggery that the crew is planning a mutiny?
- A.
Charlotte
- B.
Zachariah
- C.
Mr. Grummage
- D.
Mr. Cranick
- E.
Ewing
Correct Answer
A. CharlotteExplanation
Charlotte tells Captain Jaggery that the crew is planning a mutiny.Rate this question:
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- 6.
According to Mr. Fisk, how did Zachariah describe Charlotte?
- A.
"She's a sailor!."
- B.
"She's the glove to the Captain's hand."
- C.
"She's the very soul of justice."
- D.
"She is the informer."
- E.
"She looks like the girl in "Spy Kids."
Correct Answer
C. "She's the very soul of justice."Explanation
Zachariah described Charlotte as "the very soul of justice" according to Mr. Fisk. This suggests that Zachariah sees Charlotte as someone who embodies fairness, righteousness, and moral integrity. This description implies that Charlotte is highly principled and dedicated to upholding what is right and just.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Why does Captain Jaggery call Charlotte an "unnatural girl?"
- A.
She is alone on a ship
- B.
She agrees with the crew
- C.
She goes to boarding school
- D.
She thinks the galley food tastes great
- E.
She acts like a boy
Correct Answer
E. She acts like a boyExplanation
Captain Jaggery calls Charlotte an "unnatural girl" because she acts like a boy. This implies that Captain Jaggery believes that girls should conform to traditional gender roles and behave in a more feminine manner. By acting like a boy, Charlotte goes against societal expectations and challenges the captain's notions of gender norms.Rate this question:
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- 8.
At Charlotte's trial, why don't her crewmates defend her?
- A.
They think she is guilty
- B.
They don't respect her
- C.
They want to protect Zachariah
- D.
They have murdered Mr. Hollybrass
- E.
They think she has cooties
Correct Answer
C. They want to protect ZachariahExplanation
The reason Charlotte's crewmates don't defend her at her trial is because they want to protect Zachariah. This suggests that there is some connection or relationship between Charlotte and Zachariah that they feel is worth protecting, possibly indicating that they have a strong bond or friendship. By not defending Charlotte, they may be trying to divert attention away from her and towards Zachariah, potentially to shield him from any consequences or harm.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Keetch says, "Understand where old loyalties lie." (To whom is he loyal?)
- A.
Charlotte
- B.
Zachariah
- C.
Captain Jaggery
- D.
His pet parrot, Polly
- E.
The crew
Correct Answer
C. Captain JaggeryExplanation
Keetch is loyal to Captain Jaggery. This can be inferred from the fact that Keetch is mentioned alongside other possible loyalties, and Captain Jaggery is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 10.
After the hurricane, Charlotte realizes that the darkness in Captain Jaggery's cabin hides the damage, and what else?
- A.
The captain's madness
- B.
The captain's wisdom
- C.
The captain's cleverness
- D.
The captain's orderliness
- E.
The captain's dirty laundry and hundreds of Twizzler wrappers
Correct Answer
A. The captain's madnessExplanation
After the hurricane, Charlotte realizes that the darkness in Captain Jaggery's cabin hides the damage, and she also discovers the captain's madness. This suggests that the captain may be mentally unstable or irrational in his actions and decisions. The darkness serves as a metaphor for the hidden truth about the captain's mental state, which becomes apparent to Charlotte after the hurricane.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Identify which sentence does NOT support the main idea of..."Captain Jaggery is an unjust man."
- A.
Captain Jaggery is the judge at Charlotte's trial.
- B.
Captain Jaggery accuses Charlotte of the murder he committed.
- C.
Captain Jaggery orders Hollybrass to whip Zachariah.
- D.
Captain Jaggery invites Charlotte to daily tea.
- E.
Captain Jaggery beat Cranick so hard that Cranick's arm had to be amputated.
Correct Answer
D. Captain Jaggery invites Charlotte to daily tea.Explanation
The sentence "Captain Jaggery invites Charlotte to daily tea" does not support the main idea that Captain Jaggery is an unjust man. This is because inviting someone to tea does not necessarily indicate whether someone is just or unjust. The other sentences provide evidence of Captain Jaggery's unjust actions, such as being the judge at Charlotte's trial, accusing her of a murder he committed, ordering someone to be whipped, and causing severe harm to Cranick.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Identify which sentence does NOT support the main idea of..."Charlotte's experience on the Seahawk changes her."
- A.
After Charlotte joins the crew, Charlotte's hands become rough and hard.
- B.
As a crew member, Charlotte calls Captain Jaggery a fraud and a coward.
- C.
After her father burns her journal, Charlotte rewrites it.
- D.
Before getting off the ship, Charlotte puts on her good dress.
- E.
Charlotte keeps the sailor's clothes Zachariah gave her.
Correct Answer
D. Before getting off the ship, Charlotte puts on her good dress.Explanation
The sentence "Before getting off the ship, Charlotte puts on her good dress" does not support the main idea that "Charlotte's experience on the Seahawk changes her." This sentence suggests that Charlotte is preparing to leave the ship, which does not necessarily indicate a change in her character or experiences on the ship. The other sentences provide evidence of the changes Charlotte undergoes, such as her rough hands, her confrontation with Captain Jaggery, rewriting her journal, and keeping the sailor's clothes.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Who said, "Now...if you would be so good as to indicate which is your trunk, I have a man to carry it."
- A.
Zachariah
- B.
Mr. Doyle
- C.
Captain Jaggery
- D.
Mr. Grummage
- E.
Bridget
Correct Answer
D. Mr. GrummageExplanation
Mr. Grummage is the correct answer because he is the one offering to carry the trunk for the person speaking. The quote indicates that the speaker has a man to carry the trunk, implying that they are not capable of doing it themselves. This suggests that Mr. Grummage is offering his assistance, making him the most likely candidate for the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Who said, "A sailor chooses the wind that takes the ship from safe port...but winds have a mind of their own."
- A.
Zachariah
- B.
Mr. Doyle
- C.
Captain Jaggery
- D.
Mr. Grummage
- E.
Bridget
Correct Answer
A. ZachariahExplanation
Zachariah said, "A sailor chooses the wind that takes the ship from safe port...but winds have a mind of their own." This quote suggests that while a sailor may have some control over the direction they choose to go, ultimately they are at the mercy of the unpredictable and uncontrollable nature of the wind. It implies that even the best-laid plans can be disrupted by external factors beyond one's control.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Who said..."Shall I assume that all the clothes in the trunk, Miss, are old?"
- A.
Zachariah
- B.
Mr. Doyle
- C.
Captain Jaggery
- D.
Charlotte
- E.
Bridget
Correct Answer
E. BridgetExplanation
Bridget is the correct answer because she is the only character mentioned in the question who could potentially have clothes in a trunk. The question implies that someone is asking Bridget about the clothes in the trunk, suggesting that they belong to her. This makes Bridget the most likely candidate for the speaker of the quote in question.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Who said..."Yes you! Since it was you who uncovered this dispicable plot! I give you the honor of ending it. Whom shall you pick to set an example?"
- A.
Zachariah
- B.
Mr. Doyle
- C.
Captain Jaggery
- D.
Ewing
- E.
Keetch
Correct Answer
C. Captain JaggeryExplanation
In this question, the correct answer is Captain Jaggery. The person speaking in the quote is giving someone the honor of ending a despicable plot, and asking them to choose someone to set an example. Since Captain Jaggery is one of the options given, it can be inferred that he is the one being referred to in the quote.Rate this question:
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- 17.
Who said..."What you have written is rubbish of the worst taste."
- A.
Zachariah
- B.
Mr. Doyle
- C.
Captain Jaggery
- D.
Bridget
- E.
Mrs. Doyle
Correct Answer
B. Mr. DoyleExplanation
The correct answer is Mr. Doyle because he is the one who expressed his disapproval of what was written, calling it "rubbish of the worst taste." This indicates that he found the writing to be of poor quality and offensive.Rate this question:
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- 18.
Who said, "That's not fair. Unusual and unnatural are not the same!"
- A.
Zachariah
- B.
Mrs. Doyle
- C.
Charlotte
- D.
Bridget
- E.
Captain Jaggery
Correct Answer
C. CharlotteExplanation
Charlotte is the one who said, "That's not fair. Unusual and unnatural are not the same!" This statement suggests that Charlotte is expressing her disagreement with someone who has equated the concepts of "unusual" and "unnatural".Rate this question:
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- 19.
What is NOT part of the story's setting?
- A.
1832
- B.
Seahawk
- C.
Atlantic Ocean
- D.
Providence, Rhode Island
- E.
Barrington School for Better Girls
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E. Barrington School for Better GirlsExplanation
The story's setting refers to the time and place in which the events of the story take place. The options provided include the year 1832, the location of Providence, Rhode Island, and the Atlantic Ocean, which are all elements that contribute to the story's setting. However, the Barrington School for Better Girls is not part of the story's setting as it is not a specific time or place, but rather a specific institution or location within the story.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Charlotte's sister
- A.
Bridget
- B.
Miss Weed
- C.
Evelina
- D.
Mrs. Doyle
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C. Evelina -
- 21.
Taught Charlotte how to throw a knife
- A.
Mr. Cranick
- B.
Mr. Grimes
- C.
Captain Jaggery
- D.
Zachariah
Correct Answer
B. Mr. GrimesExplanation
Mr. Grimes is the most likely candidate to have taught Charlotte how to throw a knife because he is described as being a skilled and experienced sailor. This suggests that he would have the knowledge and ability to teach someone such a skill. Additionally, the other options (Mr. Cranick, Captain Jaggery, and Zachariah) do not have any known expertise or connection to knife throwing, making Mr. Grimes the most plausible choice.Rate this question:
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- 22.
The bathroom aboard a ship
- A.
Brig
- B.
Royal yard
- C.
Privy
- D.
Capstan
Correct Answer
C. PrivyExplanation
The correct answer is "privy". A privy is a term used to describe a bathroom aboard a ship. It is a small, enclosed space where individuals can use the toilet facilities. This term is commonly used in maritime contexts to refer to the onboard bathroom facilities.Rate this question:
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- 23.
The stowaway
- A.
Cranick
- B.
Zachariah
- C.
Grimes
- D.
Grummage
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A. Cranick -
- 24.
Part owner of the ship
- A.
Mr. Cranick
- B.
Mr. Grimes
- C.
Mr. Grummage
- D.
Mr. Doyle
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D. Mr. Doyle -
- 25.
Alerted the crew to come on deck or change watches
- A.
The galley
- B.
Mr. Keetch
- C.
The ship's bell
- D.
Captain Jaggery
Correct Answer
C. The ship's bellExplanation
The ship's bell is used to alert the crew to come on deck or change watches. It is a traditional maritime practice to use the ship's bell to signal different activities on board. The sound of the bell carries throughout the ship, ensuring that everyone is aware of the required action. Therefore, the ship's bell is the correct answer as it serves the purpose of alerting the crew.Rate this question:
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- 26.
Highest point aboard the ship
- A.
The Main Royal Yard
- B.
The galley
- C.
The bowsprit
- D.
The ratlines
Correct Answer
A. The Main Royal YardExplanation
The Main Royal Yard is the correct answer because it is the highest point aboard a ship. The Main Royal Yard is a horizontal spar that is located at the top of the main mast, and it serves as a platform for sailors to climb and work on. Being situated at the highest point, it offers a good vantage point for sailors to observe the surroundings and perform tasks that require a higher position, such as adjusting sails or lookout duties.Rate this question:
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- 27.
Proper order
- A.
Perfect
- B.
Punctilious
- C.
Judgmental
- D.
Poor
Correct Answer
B. PunctiliousExplanation
The given words are arranged in order from highest to lowest level of correctness or attention to detail. "Proper" implies correctness, "perfect" implies flawlessness, "punctilious" means paying great attention to detail, and "poor" implies the opposite of correctness. Therefore, "punctilious" is the correct answer as it fits the pattern of increasing correctness or attention to detail.Rate this question:
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- 28.
Which is NOT an example of an apparition?
- A.
Ghost
- B.
Spirit
- C.
Phantom
- D.
Sailor
Correct Answer
D. SailorExplanation
An apparition refers to a supernatural or ghostly figure that appears to be real. Ghosts, spirits, and phantoms are all examples of apparitions as they are believed to be manifestations of the supernatural. However, a sailor is not an example of an apparition. A sailor is a profession or occupation, not a supernatural entity or a ghostly figure.Rate this question:
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What kind of storm hits?
- A.
Tornado
- B.
Monsoon
- C.
Hurricane
- D.
Thunder
Correct Answer
C. HurricaneExplanation
A hurricane is a type of storm that hits with strong winds and heavy rainfall. It is a large-scale weather system that forms over warm ocean waters and is characterized by a low-pressure center and a circular wind pattern. Hurricanes can cause widespread destruction and flooding, and are typically associated with the tropical regions.Rate this question:
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When men sign their name before a mutiny, it is called
- A.
A round robin
- B.
Four square
- C.
Ping pon
- D.
Albatross
Correct Answer
A. A round robinExplanation
A round robin is a term used to describe when men sign their names before a mutiny. It refers to a document or petition in which the signatures are arranged in a circle or round shape, with no particular order or hierarchy. This practice is often used to show unity and solidarity among the participants of the mutiny, as everyone's signature carries equal weight.Rate this question:
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