Sharpe's Battle: Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Fuentes de Onoro, May 1811 Test | Final Test - Easy

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Sharpe's Battle: Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Fuentes de Onoro, May 1811 Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many French soldiers are in Almeida?
(a) 1,500.
(b) 500.
(c) 2,500.
(d) 1,000.

2. What are Sharpe and his men doing to aid the troops marching north?
(a) They are not in the south.
(b) They use caltrops to slow the cavalry.
(c) They are interspersed in the troops.
(d) Killing cavalry officers and horses.

3. What does Sharpe see when looking at the French?
(a) Pierre Ducos.
(b) The grey uniforms of the Loup brigade.
(c) Massena and Loup.
(d) Juanita de Elia.

4. What do Wellington and Hogan decide about Sharpe?
(a) He will be given his own company.
(b) He is going to be sent to Portugal.
(c) He will have to be sacrificed.
(d) He will replace Runciman as wagon master.

5. What is Father Sarsfield's real name?
(a) Kevin Connonlly.
(b) Father O'Reefe.
(c) Father Mallon.
(d) Paul MacKenzie.

6. What does Hogan do on the way to Kiely's burial?
(a) Have Harper hide behind a wall near the grave.
(b) Pull Sharpe aside.
(c) Stop and have a drink.
(d) Get Father Sarsfield to do the burial.

7. What does Loup tell the men about the wounded?
(a) To take them to the waiting French surgeons.
(b) To ignore them.
(c) Not to be gentle with them.
(d) To finish them off with a mercy stroke.

8. Why has Massena given Loup the orders he gave?
(a) To save his men for the final push.
(b) To give Loup an opportunity for glory.
(c) To keep him out of battle.
(d) In hopes that Loup will be killed.

9. How does Massena react towards the split British army?
(a) Indifferent.
(b) Curious.
(c) Gloating.
(d) Angry.

10. Who is Sir William Erskine?
(a) The Spanish advisor to the British.
(b) Sharpe's commanding officer.
(c) The commander of the siege troops at Almeida.
(d) An acquaintance of Wellington's.

11. Why does the person in question #130 blame San Isidoro on Sharpe?
(a) For killing two of Loup's men in front of Loup.
(b) For hiding in the gatehouse.
(c) For not having more men on guard duty.
(d) For not running the battle well.

12. What kind of pace do the troops in the south use to march north?
(a) They are running in a rout.
(b) A very slow pace.
(c) A half time jogging pace.
(d) A pace no army in the known world can match.

13. What does the person in question #130 have to prove?
(a) That Sharpe is a criminal.
(b) That the Spanish soldiers will not obey the English.
(c) That Spain can hold its own against the French.
(d) An English should not be in charge of Spaniards.

14. What does Kiely do when he learns about the change in his life?
(a) Goes after Loup.
(b) Quits the military.
(c) Fights a duel with Sharpe.
(d) Kills himself.

15. What will calling Sharpe to task do?
(a) Show the French the upper echelons do not kill prisoners.
(b) Prove the British care about foreign troops.
(c) Show the troops war crimes will not be tolerated.
(d) Show other officers that are responsible for their men.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do Sharpe and Loup meet to fight?

2. Why does Sharpe gasp as he is watching the battle with Wellington?

3. What does Hogan tell Wellington about the French forces?

4. What do the Spanish say about San Isidoro?

5. With what is Sharpe cutting his hair?

(see the answer keys)

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