Typee: Chapters 34-Toby's Escape, the Sequel Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Typee

Herman Melville

Chapters 34-Toby's Escape, the Sequel Quiz

1 of 5
Tommo is initially granted permission to go to the shore to ___.

2 of 5
What two words does Marheyo say to Tommo to indicate that he should try to escape?

3 of 5
What does Tommo used as a weapon to strike Mow-Mow?

4 of 5
What is the name of the Australian whaler that rescues Tommo in the end?

5 of 5
In an appendix to the book, whose behavior does Herman Melville argue in support of?

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1 of 5 Tommo is initially granted permission to go to the shore to ___.

2 of 5 What two words does Marheyo say to Tommo to indicate that he should try to escape?

3 of 5 What does Tommo used as a weapon to strike Mow-Mow?

4 of 5 What is the name of the Australian whaler that rescues Tommo in the end?

5 of 5 In an appendix to the book, whose behavior does Herman Melville argue in support of?