hold and move × Show Video Go back 01. Shutter Island Next 01. Shutter Island Complete the sentences. You'll not use all the words. badges briefing firearms found insane tips mental missing opens freezing takes in rules Two federal marshals - Andrew Daniels and Chuck Aule are visiting a hospital. The marshals didn't get a detailed on the institution. The hospital is primarily for patients who are criminally . The hospital only the most dangerous patients. The marshals are not allowed to keep their during their stay at the hospital. Deputy Warden McPherson insists that the marshals follow certain while at the hospital. The prisoner Rachel Solando has been for 24 hours. The island is 11 miles from land, and the water is . Check a, b, or c. More than one answer is possible. "It's as if she evaporated straight through the walls." means ... a) marshal Daniel's wife b) a medical procedure c) a prisoner's escape Who or what is referred to as "67" in the message? a) the missing Rachel Solando b) a patient in the facility c) a secret passageway How many patients does Marshal Daniels mention in the facility? a) 66 b) 67 c) 68 Rachel Solando's suggestion revolves around ... a) the idea that the facility has covered up the death of a patient. b) the idea that the facility is hiding a patient. c) the idea that the facility needs 67 staff members. Why do people seem unwilling to talk? a) They are not allowed to speak. b) They don't know about the facility. c) They fear the authorities. 6. What does the woman in the cave ask Marshal Daniels about? a) his recent nightmares b) his medication intake c) his escape plan Why does Marshal Andrew Daniels say: "Pull yourself together, Teddy"? a) The line is spoken sarcastically, indicating that Marshal Daniels feels overwhelmed by the situation. b) "Teddy" refers to another character who is struggling, and Marshal Daniels is reminding himself to help them. c) Marshal Daniels is frustrated with himself and uses his own name as a way to motivate self-improvement. According to the psychiatrist in the ward, truly valuable things are often ... a) are appreciated by everyone. b) lose their value over time. c) misunderstood by people. Your score is Restart quiz
