2. What does El Catolico say he will do to Sharpe's men?
(a) Reward them.
(b) Lead them on a shortcut.
(c) Kill them.
(d) Report them.

3. Who are the only Spanish people fighting the war?
(a) The merchant class.
(b) The nobles.
(c) Peasants.
(d) No one.

4. With what is Ramon impressed?
(a) Sharpe's Riflemen company.
(b) The way Sharpe fights.
(c) El Catolico's sword work.
(d) The way Sharpe fought off half a dozen men to save Teresa.

5. What does El Catolico plan to do?
(a) Kill Sharpe.
(b) Kill Ramon.
(c) Set up Sharpe's company.
(d) Help Almeida.

6. What worries Sharpe?
(a) The loss of their horses.
(b) The emplacements on the opposite bank.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Knowles report and Teresa's attitude.

7. Who does El Catolico trust?
(a) Kearsey.
(b) Cox.
(c) Tereasa.
(d) Sharpe.

8. What do Sharpe and the Provosts pretend with each other?
(a) They know each other.
(b) They are both on the winning side.
(c) They are both working for the same side.
(d) Civility.

9. Where does Sharpe want to look for the gold?
(a) Under a large statue of a famous Spanish revolutionary.
(b) Under the church's altar.
(c) In a grave.
(d) In El Catolico's wagon.

10. Why does Sharpe have suspicions about Kearsey?
(a) He has a strange accent.
(b) Because of Hogan.
(c) He changes his story several times.
(d) He seems shifty.

11. What does Colonel Williams express?
(a) Curiosity.
(b) Indignation.
(c) Hostility.
(d) Forgiveness.

12. Against what are the French well fortified?
(a) Lancers.
(b) A sneak attack.
(c) Heavy artillery.
(d) Riflemen.

13. What is Moreno's connection to Casatejada?
(a) He used to own a great deal of land there.
(b) He is a fugitive and wanted there.
(c) He was born there.
(d) No connection.

14. Who points out the possible danger to Sharpe?
(a) El Catolico.
(b) Teresa.
(c) Kearsey.
(d) Knowles.

15. Who is Joaquim Jovellanos?
(a) El Catolico.
(b) Teresa's fiance.
(c) The second in command of the Partisans.
(d) Moreno's bodyguard.