True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle Test Review PART 2.

True Confessions of Charlotte True Confessions of Charlotte DoyleDoyle

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PART 2PART 2

The TestThe Test

• What is Charlotte’s test?What is Charlotte’s test?– To climb the Royal YardTo climb the Royal Yard

• How does the crew respond when How does the crew respond when she completes the test?she completes the test?– They cheer loudlyThey cheer loudly

• Charlotte thinks her father will Charlotte thinks her father will approve of what?approve of what?– Her reasonsHer reasons

• Once Charlotte joins the crew, Once Charlotte joins the crew, where does she sleep?where does she sleep?– In the forecastleIn the forecastle

CharactersCharacters

• AlbertAlbert

• Mr. HollybrassMr. Hollybrass

• KeetchKeetch

• Captain JaggeryCaptain Jaggery

• ZachariahZachariah

• CharlotteCharlotte

The HurricaneThe Hurricane

Who does Charlotte receive help Who does Charlotte receive help from during the hurricane?from during the hurricane?– ZachariahZachariah

Who was killed during the hurricane?Who was killed during the hurricane?– Mr. HollybrassMr. Hollybrass

Charlotte thought the storm was over, Charlotte thought the storm was over, but it was really what?but it was really what?– The eye of the stormThe eye of the storm

How long did Charlotte sleep after How long did Charlotte sleep after the storm?the storm?– 14 hours14 hours

How does the crew respond to How does the crew respond to Charlotte after the storm?Charlotte after the storm?– They ignore herThey ignore her

The TrialThe Trial• Who is the suspect in Mr. Who is the suspect in Mr.

Hollybrass’s murder?Hollybrass’s murder?– CharlotteCharlotte

• Who does Charlotte suspect?Who does Charlotte suspect?– ZachariahZachariah

• Who stand as jury during the Who stand as jury during the trial?trial?– The crewThe crew

• What evidence is used against What evidence is used against Charlotte?Charlotte?– The weapon was her dirkThe weapon was her dirk

The 2The 2ndnd Mutiny Mutiny• Who really killed Mr. Hollybrass?Who really killed Mr. Hollybrass?

– Captain JaggeryCaptain Jaggery

• What is Charlotte’s role in the 2What is Charlotte’s role in the 2ndnd Mutiny?Mutiny?– To get the key to the gun cabinetTo get the key to the gun cabinet

• What happened when Charlotte entered What happened when Charlotte entered the captain’s cabin?the captain’s cabin?– Captain Jaggery was expecting herCaptain Jaggery was expecting her

• What happens to Captain Jaggery?What happens to Captain Jaggery?– He falls into the sea while chasing CharlotteHe falls into the sea while chasing Charlotte

• Who told the captain about the 2Who told the captain about the 2ndnd mutiny?mutiny?– KeetchKeetch

Rhode IslandRhode Island

• What does Charlotte’s What does Charlotte’s father do with her journal?father do with her journal?– He burns it in the fireplaceHe burns it in the fireplace

• What is Charlotte looking for What is Charlotte looking for when she reads the paper?when she reads the paper?– When the Seahawk sails againWhen the Seahawk sails again

• What does Charlotte decide What does Charlotte decide at the end of the story?at the end of the story?– To live as a sailor To live as a sailor

QuotesQuotes

• ““That is all we have to say on the subject, That is all we have to say on the subject, Charlotte. All we shall ever say.”Charlotte. All we shall ever say.”

• Charlotte’s fatherCharlotte’s father

• ““Coward!...Fraud!”Coward!...Fraud!”• CharlotteCharlotte

• “…“…no profit to be found at the bottom of the no profit to be found at the bottom of the sea!”sea!”

• Mr. HollybrassMr. Hollybrass

Quotes Continued…Quotes Continued…

• ““So what we have here is a girl who admits So what we have here is a girl who admits she owns the weapon that murdered Mr. she owns the weapon that murdered Mr. Hollybrass… A girl who, all agree, is Hollybrass… A girl who, all agree, is unnatural in every way she acts.”unnatural in every way she acts.”

• Captain JaggeryCaptain Jaggery

• ““I’ll give you this…Zachariah was right. I’ll give you this…Zachariah was right. You're as steady a girl as ever I’ve met.”You're as steady a girl as ever I’ve met.”

• FiskFisk

QuestionsQuestions

• What is a stowaway?What is a stowaway?

– One who sneaks aboard a ship without payingOne who sneaks aboard a ship without paying

• What did Charlotte see when she was getting some clothes?What did Charlotte see when she was getting some clothes?– A scary carved nut that looks like a headA scary carved nut that looks like a head

• Does Charlotte throw the knife in the ocean?Does Charlotte throw the knife in the ocean?– No she ends up putting it under her mattress.No she ends up putting it under her mattress.

• Why does Zachariah give Charlotte sailor clothes?Why does Zachariah give Charlotte sailor clothes?– Modesty & SafetyModesty & Safety

• Where is the key to the gun cabinet? Where is the key to the gun cabinet? – Behind the picture of Captain Jaggery’s daughterBehind the picture of Captain Jaggery’s daughter

QuestionQuestion

• What does Charlotte see that makes her think land is nearby?What does Charlotte see that makes her think land is nearby?

• What job does the captain give Charlotte in attempt to make her fail?What job does the captain give Charlotte in attempt to make her fail?

• How does Charlotte get out of the brig?How does Charlotte get out of the brig?– Removing a rusted barRemoving a rusted bar

• Why does Charlotte cut off her hair?Why does Charlotte cut off her hair?– It was in the wayIt was in the way

• What happens during the (2What happens during the (2ndnd ) mutiny? ) mutiny?– Captain Jaggery knew they were coming because Keetch told him. He told the Captain Jaggery knew they were coming because Keetch told him. He told the

crew to get Charlotte, but she retreated to the bow of the boat. Captain crew to get Charlotte, but she retreated to the bow of the boat. Captain followed her and he lost his footing and fell into the sea.followed her and he lost his footing and fell into the sea.

TermsTerms

• ResolutionResolution

– The point in a story in which the central problem is solvedThe point in a story in which the central problem is solved

• ForeshadowingForeshadowing

Presenting information that hints at what is to comePresenting information that hints at what is to come

• MotiveMotive

– A reason for acting a certain wayA reason for acting a certain way

• ThemeTheme

– The central idea of a workThe central idea of a work