Charlotte Doyle Chapter 4

 "As for the sea, it was almost the same color as the sky, a menacing claylike gray.

 And yet, it was in constant motion, its surface heaving rhythmically like the chest of a discomforted sleeper.” 

• personification

• metaphor

• foreshadowing

• simile

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Why did Zachariah insist that Charlotte hear about Cranick? 

• To warn her of danger aboard the Seahawk

• To scare her into leaving

• o protect her from animals on the ship

• To show her that he is her friend.

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Why couldn’t Charlotte put her plan to leave the Seahawk into action? 

• She did not want to disappoint Mr. Grummage.

• She became very seasick.

• She was scared to ask Zachariah how to get off the ship.

• She wants to prove to her father that she can sail alone

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Charlotte’s first impression of Captain Jaggery was extremely favorable. Which sentence from the text below supports this idea?

• "Once at sea, the captain could do as he wished without fear of blame. "

• "Captain Jaggery prided himself on being a careful and orderly man. "

• "Captain Jaggery smiled mockingly as he studied the sailors in his crew. "

• ""The captain’s manners were faultless as he raised his hat and bowed to Charlotte."

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Does Charlotte return the dirk to Zachariah?

• Yes

• No

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