Blackbeard - Test
A) William Kidd B) Edward Teach C) Henry Morgan D) Anne Bonny
A) Golden Hind B) The Black Pearl C) Queen Anne's Revenge D) HMS Victory
A) England B) Portugal C) France D) Spain
A) 40 B) 50 C) 30 D) 20
A) The Jolly Roger B) The Flying Dutchman C) The Black Pearl D) The Queen Anne's Revenge
A) Parrot on shoulder B) Hook for hand C) Long black beard D) Eyepatch
A) 9 B) 3 C) 7 D) 14
A) Pacific Ocean B) Atlantic Ocean C) Arctic Ocean D) Indian Ocean
A) Jamaica B) Cuba C) New Providence D) Barbados
A) Crossed Swords B) Skull and Bones C) Jolly Roger D) Red Flag
A) Tortuga B) Ocracoke Island C) Port Royal D) Nassau
A) Edward the Pirate B) The Pirate King C) Blackbeard D) Captain Teach
A) The Mediterranean Sea B) Around the West Indies and the eastern coast of Britain's North American colonies C) The Caribbean Sea D) The Atlantic Ocean
A) Captain Morgan B) Captain Sparrow C) Captain Benjamin Hornigold D) Captain Kidd
A) Rope B) Flags C) Lit fuses (slow matches) D) Feathers
A) Charleston B) Savannah C) Port Royal D) Charles Town
A) Near Savannah, Georgia B) Near Port Royal, Jamaica C) Near Beaufort, North Carolina D) Near Charleston, South Carolina
A) Savannah, Georgia B) Charleston, South Carolina C) Bath, North Carolina D) Port Royal, Jamaica
A) Alexander Spotswood, the governor of Virginia B) Captain Kidd C) Captain Morgan D) King George I
A) Captain Morgan B) Captain Kidd C) Lieutenant Robert Maynard D) Captain Sparrow
A) Being a coward B) Spurning the use of violence and relying on his fearsome image C) Being a democratic leader D) Using extreme violence
A) As a hero in military history B) As a misunderstood sailor C) As an inspiration for an archetypal pirate in works of fiction D) As a villain in historical texts
A) The Boston News-Letter B) The London Gazette C) The Virginia Gazette D) The New England Courant
A) London B) Plymouth C) Bristol D) Liverpool
A) He was born into a family of merchants B) He was born into a family of farmers C) He was born into a family of sailors D) He may have been born into a respectable, wealthy family
A) Henry Jennings. B) George Woodbury. C) Stede Bonnet. D) Captain Benjamin Hornigold.
A) 10 guns. B) 6 guns. C) 4 guns. D) 12 guns.
A) Four ships. B) Five ships. C) Three ships. D) Two ships.
A) Settled in Jamaica. B) Joined the Royal Navy. C) Accepted the King's pardon. D) Started a trading company.
A) Great Allen B) Mauvaise Rencontre C) Bonnet's Revenge D) La Concorde
A) Martinique B) Bequia C) Saint Vincent D) Crab Island
A) Mauvaise Rencontre B) Great Allen C) Bonnet's Revenge D) Queen Anne's Revenge
A) The Margaret B) La Concorde C) The Great Allen D) The Monserrat Merchant
A) Richards B) Henry Bostock C) Captain Edwards D) Captain Kentish
A) The Great Allen B) The Monserrat Merchant C) The Margaret D) La Concorde
A) They had found a hidden treasure. B) They had destroyed several other vessels. C) They had rescued a stranded ship. D) They had captured a Spanish galleon.
A) 300 men B) 200 men C) At least 150 men D) 50 men
A) Sint Eustatius B) Hispaniola C) Jamaica D) Barbados
A) Belize B) Grand Cayman C) Samaná Bay D) Havana
A) HMS Caesar B) HMS Scarborough C) HMS Adventure D) HMS Seaford
A) Bonnet B) Captain Hume C) Harriot D) Israel Hands
A) Protestant Caesar B) HMS Seaford C) HMS Scarborough D) Adventure
A) A large galleon B) A fishing boat C) A merchant ship D) A small turtler
A) Lieutenant B) Commodore C) Admiral D) Captain
A) Adventure B) Crowley C) Queen Anne's Revenge D) Pilot boat
A) About nine B) Five C) Seven D) Twelve
A) Gold and silver B) Medical supplies C) Weapons D) Food provisions
A) Mr. Marks B) Samuel Wragg C) Israel Hands D) Governor Charles Eden
A) Adventure Inlet B) Pirate's Cove C) Topsail Inlet D) Charles Town Inlet
A) To repair the ships B) To reduce the fleet's crew complement C) To hide from the governor D) To escape the men-of-war
A) 10 B) About 25 C) 50 D) 100
A) Return to piracy B) Capture more ships C) Sail to St Thomas to seek a privateer's commission D) Settle in Bath permanently
A) It was taken as a prize B) It was abandoned C) One crew was moved to another ship D) It was sunk
A) Crowley B) Adventure C) Queen Anne's Revenge D) Sloop
A) Released them B) Kept them C) Sold them D) Sank them
A) Kept them with him B) Marooned them C) Released them D) Sank the ship with them
A) 10 July B) 18 August 1718 C) 23 November D) 17 November
A) William Howard B) John Holloway C) Captain Brand D) Colonel Maurice Moore
A) 75 B) 45 C) 57 D) 100
A) Ocracoke Inlet B) Bath C) Pamlico River D) Kecoughtan
A) Governor Eden B) Colonel Moore C) Captain Jeremiah Vail D) Lieutenant Robert Maynard
A) 20 November B) 19 November C) 22 November D) 21 November
A) Sent a warning signal B) Fired at the small boat C) Ordered his men to retreat D) Cut Adventure's anchor cable
A) Three times B) Seven times C) Five times D) Ten times
A) 12 B) 15 C) 8 D) 10
A) £90 B) £400 C) £79,000 D) £2,238
A) 17 March 1722 B) 4 April 1719 C) August 1718 D) 12 March 1719
A) In Ocracoke B) Along Williamsburg's Capitol Landing Road C) In North Carolina D) In Bath
A) Captain Brand B) Lieutenant Maynard C) Israel Hands D) Tobias Knight
A) John Holloway B) Robert Walpole C) Hugh Drysdale D) Tobias Knight
A) 12 March 1719 B) 4 April 1719 C) August 1718 D) 17 March 1722
A) Governor Eden B) Robert Walpole C) Hugh Drysdale D) John Holloway
A) Governor Eden B) Lord Carteret C) The king D) The House of Burgesses
A) £2,238 B) £90 C) £400 D) £79,000
A) Gallows Road B) Capitol Landing Road C) Admiralty Road D) Pirate's Path
A) Eden financed the operation. B) Eden was the mastermind. C) Eden could contribute nothing. D) Eden provided the ships.
A) Henry Every B) Blackbeard C) Bartholomew Roberts D) Francis Drake
A) Henry Every B) William Kidd C) Bartholomew Roberts D) Blackbeard
A) Settlement B) Reconsideration C) Appeal D) Dismissal
A) A bill repealing Blackbeard's Law B) A bill for copyright protection C) A bill for naval expansion D) A bill supporting Blackbeard's Law
A) Henry Every B) Anne Bonny C) Bartholomew Roberts D) William Kidd
A) 1989 B) 2013 C) 2005 D) 1996
A) The Digital Millennium Copyright Act B) Blackbeard's Law C) The Copyright Remedy Clarification Act D) The Copyright Act of 1976 |
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