The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle Final Test

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14 questions

Instructions

For the multiple choice, please select the BEST answer. For the short answer portion, please answer in complete sentences. For the long answer questions, please answer with complete sentences, in the R.A.C.E. format.

The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle Final Test

The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle Final Test

Charlotte trusts Captain Jaggery when she first see him because:

What statement best describes how the crew feels about Zachariah?

Which of the following is most important to Captain Jaggery?

Who is the first character to die?

Which of the following is true regarding laws on a ship?

Captain Jaggery blames Charlotte for Mr. Hollybrass' murder because:

Which of these does Charlotte's father value?

What is the genre of this book?

What topic is NOT addressed in this book?

Why does Charlotte decide to become one of the crew?

The idea that appearances can be deceiving is a theme of this book. Give an example of this from the story.

In Chapter 22, Charlotte says that she is “skeptical of accounts of deceased heroes” since her voyage. Why is this?

Charlotte expected her father to support her as a seeker of justice. In what way does he disappoint her? What does Charlotte decide to do as a result? Use the R.A.C.E. format to answer the question.

Zachariah tells Charlotte that a sailor must choose his own wind. What does he mean by this? In the end, which “wind” does she choose? Use the R.A.C.E. format to answer the question.

Charlotte trusts Captain Jaggery when she first see him because:

What statement best describes how the crew feels about Zachariah?

Which of the following is most important to Captain Jaggery?

Who is the first character to die?

Which of the following is true regarding laws on a ship?

Captain Jaggery blames Charlotte for Mr. Hollybrass' murder because:

Which of these does Charlotte's father value?

What is the genre of this book?

What topic is NOT addressed in this book?

Why does Charlotte decide to become one of the crew?

The idea that appearances can be deceiving is a theme of this book. Give an example of this from the story.

In Chapter 22, Charlotte says that she is “skeptical of accounts of deceased heroes” since her voyage. Why is this?

Charlotte expected her father to support her as a seeker of justice. In what way does he disappoint her? What does Charlotte decide to do as a result? Use the R.A.C.E. format to answer the question.

Zachariah tells Charlotte that a sailor must choose his own wind. What does he mean by this? In the end, which “wind” does she choose? Use the R.A.C.E. format to answer the question.