1. How does Hornblower get onto the Flame?
(a) He jumps when the two ships are close enough.
(b) He swims over.
(c) Freeman lowers a boat and Hornblower is rowed over.
(d) He swings over on a rope when the two ships are close enough.

2. Just before he meets the Flame's crew, what is Hornblower's plan? What is he going to do with the Flame's crew?
(a) Hornblower plans to have Lieutenant Chadwick arrested to appease the crew.
(b) Hornblower has no concrete plans.
(c) Hornblower plans to send Lieutenant Freeman aboard to reason with them.
(d) Hornblower plans to order the Porta Coeli to fire and sink the ship.

3. How is Hornblower recognized for his services?
(a) He is given a medal.
(b) He is made a peer.
(c) He and Barbara are invited to a reception given by the Prince Regent in his honor.
(d) He is relieved of his duties in Le Havre and allowed to retire.

4. What is the news from the war front (April 1814) not long after Hornblower secures Rouen?
(a) Wellington lostes an engagement to the French.
(b) The Admiralty abandones the blockade.
(c) Napoleon is marching back to Rouen.
(d) General Blücher captures Paris.

5. What does Hornblower do with the Flame's mutinous crew?
(a) He pardons forty of them.
(b) He sends them all back to the England for a court martial.
(c) He has them all imprisoned in the brig.
(d) He puts them back under Lieutenant Chadwick's control.