Sharpe's Enemy: Richard Sharpe and the Defense of Portugal, Christmas 1812 Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

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Sharpe's Enemy: Richard Sharpe and the Defense of Portugal, Christmas 1812 Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 18 through 23.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How would an artillery unit get to the castle?
(a) On horse drawn wagons.
(b) They would be unable to negotiate the steep road.
(c) Men pushing the cannons.
(d) Drawn by mules.

2. How do many of Pot-au-Fea's men escape?
(a) Over the south wall.
(b) Swimming the moat.
(c) Dodging through the village.
(d) Through a tunnel.

3. Who goes to Andrados with Sharpe?
(a) Harper.
(b) Lord Farthingdale.
(c) Harry Price.
(d) Teresa Morgan.

4. Of what is the army that captures Andrados in the Prologue comprised?
(a) French dragoons.
(b) British rifle regiments.
(c) An assortment of various nationalities.
(d) Spanish guerrillas.

5. At what location does Chapter 1 begin?
(a) Near Castelo Branco.
(b) In Portugal.
(c) Near the French border.
(d) On the other side of the mountain pass from Andrados.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Nairn order Sharpe to do in Chapter 3?

2. What lies on either side of the road that runs out of the pass?

3. What kind of military leader is Farthingdale?

4. Why is Colonel Dubreton at Andrados?

5. What does Sharpe receive from the person in question #14?

(see the answer key)

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