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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What language does Flashman state he never learned to speak properly?
(a) Apache.
(b) German.
(c) Sioux.
(d) French.
2. Which of Susie's girls does Flashman sleep with first?
(a) Marie.
(b) Aphrodite.
(c) Stephanie.
(d) Cleonie.
3. Which of Susie's girls does Flashman notice in particular?
(a) Poppaea and Cleonie.
(b) Aphrodite and Cleonie.
(c) He doesn't notice them--he's in love with Susie.
(d) Aphrodite and Poppaea
4. Who gets Flashman the job with Captain Spring?
(a) Captain Spring's daughter.
(b) Captain Spring's wife.
(c) Flashman's uncle.
(d) Flashman's father-in-law.
5. Who tells Flashman that all of Susie's girls know about his first tryst?
(a) Aphrodite.
(b) Stephanie.
(c) Marie.
(d) Cleonie.
Short Answer Questions
1. What road does Wootton specifically tell Flashman to avoid?
2. How does Flashman earn Wootton's respect?
3. What agreement does Flashman come to with Wootton?
4. How does Susie get rid of Captain Spring?
5. What ultimately happens to Nugent-Hare?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Susie hires Grattan Nugent-Hare for security in Santa Fe?
2. What did the papers contain that Flashman was hiding from Captain Spring?
3. Why does Flashman get in a huff in the first chapter?
4. Describe how Flashman betrays Cleonie.
5. Why is Flashman nervous when he realizes that Grattan Nugent-Hare served in the British Army?
6. What does Colonel Owens outfit Susie's caravan with?
7. How does Flashman attempt to persuade the pompous professor of his own expertise in the matter of the Native Americans?
8. Why does Colonel Owens express admiration for Susie?
9. Why does Flashman get a little nervous after hearing of his father-in-law's death?
10. Why does Susie get in a huff when Colonel Owen tries to induce Wootton to "command" their caravan?
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