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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 is better informed than Hornblower?
(a) No one.
(b) Meadows.
(c) Bush.
(d) Baddlestone.
2. What is passing by as Hornblower comes up on the deck of the Princess?
(a) A French privateer.
(b) A pod of whales.
(c) A large English fleet.
(d) An American privateer.
3. What won't Meadows ever have again?
(a) A good name.
(b) Choice assignments.
(c) The good will of his men.
(d) Command.
4. On whom does Hornblower rely in managing the everyday activities of Hotspur?
(a) Masters.
(b) Meadows.
(c) Bush.
(d) Percival.
5. What does Hornblower say about conditions in Hotspur's assigned area?
(a) There are difficult local conditions.
(b) It is generally calm and very little impedments.
(c) Sometimes the conditions can be difficult but usually not.
(d) It is deep water.
Short Answer Questions
1. Now where is the French fleet headed?
2. Where does Hotspur run aground?
3. What is Hornblower's status aboard the Hotspur once Meadows' orders are read?
4. What might Hornblower end up doing?
5. Where does Hornblower invite Meadows to receive the ship's papers?
Short Essay Questions
1. About what does Hornblower muse?
2. What is the outcome of Meadows' court martial?
3. What does Hornblower suggest and how is it received by Meadows and Baddlestone?
4. What does Hornblower inform Baddlestone and what is Baddlestone's response?
5. What is Captain Meadows' response to Captain Baddlestone's rudeness?
6. What does the lookout spy and what becomes obvious to those aboard the Princess?
7. What are Hornblower's thoughts about the Hotspur as the Princess pulls away from the other vessel?
8. Describe Hornblower's leave-taking from the crew of the Hotspur.
9. What does Baddlestone say about the strategic situation between Villeneuve's fleet and that of Nelson's fleet?
10. Describe Captain Baddlestone.
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