The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle-Part 3 Flashcard

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What accusation did Captain Jaggery make against Charlotte Doyle?

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Captain Jaggery accused Charlotte of murdering Mr. Hollybrass.

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How did the crew's perception of Charlotte change during the story?

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The crew began to consider Charlotte one of their own and taught her all the jobs on the ship.

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What significant action did Charlotte take regarding her hair while climbing the riggings?

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Charlotte cut off her hair.

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What was one reason the crew accepted Charlotte aboard the ship?

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Charlotte had stood up to Captain Jaggery.

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What power does the Captain of the ship hold in a trial?

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The Captain has the power to be judge and jury in a trial.

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What does the act of cutting off her hair symbolize for Charlotte?

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Cutting off her hair symbolizes her transformation and rejection of her previous identity.

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What role does Captain Jaggery play in Charlotte's journey?

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Captain Jaggery serves as both an antagonist and a figure of authority that Charlotte must confront.

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How does Charlotte's relationship with the crew evolve throughout the story?

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Charlotte's relationship with the crew evolves from being an outsider to being accepted as one of them.

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What does the ship represent in Charlotte's journey?

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The ship represents freedom, adventure, and the challenges of growing up.

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What theme is highlighted by Charlotte standing up to Captain Jaggery?

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The theme of courage and self-assertion is highlighted by Charlotte's defiance against Captain Jaggery.