It was already too late to shout a warning to Scoot so she could escape from the cabin; too late to do anything except hang on to the wheel with both hands; too late even to pray. He did manage a yell as the Sea Dog became vertical. She rose up the surface of the wall stern first and then pitch-poled violently, end over end, the bow submerging and the boat going upside down, taking Sully and Scoot with it, the forty-foot mast, sails intact, now pointing toward the bottom. A. happy
B. hopeless
C. powerful

Roger looked at the door—looked at the woman then looked at the door again— for a second he thought of making a dash to escape the possible punishment but something inside him urged him to stay. Finally, went to the sink.

A. insisting
B. careful
C. confusing