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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. Who demands to go with the Prince?
(a) Eisenbeiss.
(b) John Jones.
(c) McCullum.
(d) The Prince's three bodyguards.
2. Who comes to the Atropos?
(a) The Mudir.
(b) The Turkish captain.
(c) No one.
(d) The fortress's commandant.
3. How is the silver in the Speedwell stored?
(a) Iron pots.
(b) Pottery.
(c) Chests.
(d) Bags.
4. What does Eisenbeiss want to do for McCullum?
(a) Find a shaman who will have the right herbal concoction.
(b) Let him die.
(c) Remove the bullet surgically.
(d) Leave him at a larger island for better medical care.
5. How does Hornblower light the fuse?
(a) By striking flint against the core.
(b) Through a long pipe.
(c) Through a hole in the barrel.
(d) By dropping a live coal in the barrel.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Hornblower put a spring under the Atropos anchor?
2. Why does Hornblower decide not to let Eisenbeiss accompany him?
3. Where are McCullum's chances of survival best?
4. What is done with the barrel?
5. What will have to be used to enter the reinforced lazarette?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe how the treasure is stored and how it is recovered.
2. Describe the Atropos' escape from the Marmorice Bay.
3. What does Hornblower see at Cartagena that surprises him, and what does he do?
4. Who comes aboard on a visit to the Atropos and what do Hornblower and the visitor discuss?
5. Describe the capture of the Castilla.
6. How does Hornblower continue his ruse concerning the Castilla?
7. Describe Hornblower's interaction with the Mudir.
8. Who wants to go with Hornblower and the Prince and why doesn't Hornblower allow him?
9. Why does Hornblower believe the second attempt at explosives is unsuccessful and what does McCullum explain?
10. What besides the fortresses has appeared to cause problems for the Atropos?
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