Unbroken Chs. 12-13

Front

Which direction did the men realize they were drifting?

Back

West

Front

Why would drifting west be bad for the men?

Back

The Japanese had control of all the islands to the west.

Front

Who ate all the chocolate?

Back

Mac

Front

What type of food was there on the raft?

Back

Unsweetened Chocolate

Front

Who never surfaced in the crash of the Green Hornet?

Back

Cupernell

Front

What is the significance of the direction 'West' in the context of the story?

Back

Drifting west meant they were heading towards danger, as the Japanese controlled that area.

Front

What challenges did the men face while on the raft?

Back

Limited food supply, exposure to the elements, and the threat of enemy forces.

Front

How did the men communicate their situation?

Back

Through signals and attempts to attract attention from passing ships or planes.

Front

What role did leadership play among the men on the raft?

Back

Effective leadership was crucial for maintaining morale and making survival decisions.

Front

What psychological effects did the men experience during their ordeal?

Back

Fear, despair, and the struggle to maintain hope.