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Ship Cargo and Unpleasant Conditions Quiz

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Why did some of the narrator's countrymen attempt to get fish privately?

They wanted to save the fish from being thrown back into the sea.

They were trying to sabotage the crew's plans.

They were hoping to trade the fish for their freedom.

They were pressed by hunger and wanted to eat. (correct)

What led to the ship's crew being alarmed while at sea?

A sudden storm approaching the ship.

The slaves attempting to escape by jumping overboard. (correct)

A fire breaking out in the ship's kitchen.

An animal attack on the crew members.

In what condition were the slaves kept during the journey?

Well-fed and comfortable.

Allowed to move freely on deck.

Given opportunities for recreation and exercise.

Chained and deprived of fresh air. (correct)

Why did the crew flog one of the slaves who jumped overboard?

To punish him for attempting to escape slavery. Signup and view all the answers

What was a common challenge faced by the slaves during the journey?

Suffocation due to lack of fresh air for days. Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the main reasons for the intolerable stench in the ship's hold?

The air below deck was contaminated with various loathsome smells. Signup and view all the answers

What effect did the copious perspirations of the slaves have on the air inside the ship?

It contributed to making the air unfit for breathing. Signup and view all the answers

Why were some slaves allowed to stay on deck initially?

To enjoy the fresh air and avoid the intolerable stench below deck. Signup and view all the answers

What contributed to the dangerous air quality on the ship?

The overcrowding and lack of ventilation. Signup and view all the answers

Why was it fortunate for the narrator to be kept almost always on deck?

To prevent sickness caused by poor air quality below deck. Signup and view all the answers