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The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle: Chapters 1-5 - Quiz
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Explain how the author created a feeling of suspense within the first few chapters.
Pretend you are Charlotte and write a journal entry for your first day on the Seahawk.
If you were going to choose one crewmember from the Seahawk to be your friend, whom would you choose? Give reasons for your choice.
Make a list of at least four clues that the author provided to suggest that danger may lie ahead.
Explain why you think the author chose 1832 as the time period for this story.
Compare life today with that in 1832. What concerns and problems encountered by
Charlotte would have been eliminated during her first days at sea?
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