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Moby Dick (Great Illustrated Classics): Chapters 17-18 - Quiz
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Describe a time that you spoke to an inanimate object.
Explain how you know that only one boat was going after Moby Dick on the third day.
Explain why the sailors on the Pequod didn't try to escape Moby Dick.
List the steps that led to Captain Ahab's death.
Describe the sinking of the Pequod.
Explain how Captain Ahab knew how he was going to die.
Hypothesize what could have happened to Ishmael when he was waiting to be rescued.
Explain how Queequeg helped Ishmael even in death.
Describe how Ishmael felt when he was rescued.
Predict what happened to Moby Dick.
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