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