3. What does Sharpe think will happen if Simmerson refuses to return his troops to their positions?
(a) The Spanish will save them.
(b) He will lose his rank.
(c) They will all die.
(d) They will lose the king's colors.

4. Who has Hill ordered to confront the mutinous troops?
(a) The King's German Legion.
(b) The Light Company.
(c) The Spanish Foresters.
(d) The King's Italian Legion.

5. Who interrupts Sharpe from his paperwork?
(a) Harper.
(b) Hogan.
(c) Gibbons.
(d) Simmerson.

6. Who does Simmerson think should have been given command of the British forces?
(a) His cousin.
(b) Hardy.
(c) Hogan.
(d) Himself.

7. Which of the following is a definition of mutiny?
(a) Striking an officer.
(b) Willfully disobeying orders.
(c) Oversleeping.
(d) Going AWOL.

8. What does the author say dances in the draught?
(a) The trees.
(b) The doors.
(c) The candles.
(d) The flowers.

9. What favor does Josephina ask from Sharpe in this section?
(a) To arrange for a band to play.
(b) To kill Gibbons and Berry.
(c) To take her back to Lisbon.
(d) To write to her husband.

10. Into hat kind of glasses has the wine been poured at the beginning of the Epilogue?
(a) Crystal glasses.
(b) Diamond glasses.
(c) Champagne glasses.
(d) Sherry glasses.

11. What does Hogan think will happen to Sharpe if he kills Gibbons and Berry?
(a) He will be sent to prison.
(b) He will be promoted.
(c) He will be executed.
(d) He will be lashed.

12. The troops waiting for what at the beginning of Chapter Fourteen?
(a) General Wellesley's arrival.
(b) The King's arrival.
(c) The executions.
(d) Battle.

13. Who does Sharpe hear has been shot, but is still alive?
(a) Lawford.
(b) Gibbons.
(c) Knowles.
(d) Harper.

14. In what condition are Berry and Gibbons in this section?
(a) Drunk.
(b) High.
(c) Depressed.
(d) Suicidal.

15. What is the rank of the man who relieves Simmerson of his command?
(a) A sergeant.
(b) A major.
(c) A general.
(d) A lieutenant colonel.