The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle, Part 2

Front

What accusation does Captain Jaggery make against Charlotte after the storm?

Back

Captain Jaggery accuses Charlotte of murdering Mr. Hollybrass.

Front

What word did the crew use to celebrate Charlotte's success?

Back

Huzzah!

Front

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

Back

The crew began to teach Charlotte all the jobs on the ship because they considered her one of their own.

Front

What was Charlotte's father's reaction to her journal?

Back

He thought she had written an outlandish story and burned it in the fireplace.

Front

Did the crew know that Zachariah was still on board the ship?

Back

No, the crew did not know that Zachariah was still on board.

Front

What role does Charlotte take on during her time on the ship?

Back

Charlotte takes on various roles and learns the jobs of the crew.

Front

What does the term 'Huzzah' signify in the context of the crew's culture?

Back

'Huzzah' is an expression of joy or celebration used by the crew.

Front

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

Back

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

Front

What does Captain Jaggery represent in the story?

Back

Captain Jaggery represents authority and the oppressive societal norms of the time.

Front

What is the significance of Charlotte's journal in the story?

Back

Charlotte's journal represents her thoughts, feelings, and the struggle for her identity.