2. What are Castenschiold's initial plans concerning the British?
(a) To negotiate a compromise.
(b) To assassinate their leaders and they may go home.
(c) To surprise them before they expect resistence.
(d) He has not plans as of yet.

3. Where does Sharpe wait to enter the city?
(a) A bomb ship.
(b) A warehouse.
(c) A hay wagon.
(d) The sewers.

4. What does the Crown Prince say that Denmark will not do willingly?
(a) Remain neutral.
(b) Join the French.
(c) Join the British.
(d) Give up her fleet.

5. Where does Sharpe accompany Astrid?
(a) To an orphanage.
(b) To her aunt's home.
(c) To her grandmother's home.
(d) To market.

6. What does Bang tell Sharpe about staying in the city?
(a) It will soon be seige conditions.
(b) The Danes will expect him to stay away from the fighting.
(c) Sharpe will be asked to fight for the Danes.
(d) Sharpe will be arrested.

7. How many guineas does Visser think England sent with Lavisser?
(a) 1,000.
(b) 10,000.
(c) 500.
(d) 8,000.

8. What does Peyman ask Lavisser to translate?
(a) Nothing.
(b) A plea from the King of England.
(c) A letter from Visser to Sharpe.
(d) A letter about the Danes moving their fleet to British ports.

9. What does Sharpe still want to do?
(a) Quit the Army.
(b) Kill Bang.
(c) Kill Barker.
(d) Talk the British out of bombing.

10. What does Sharpe say that Gordon can order Sharpe to do?
(a) Return to England.
(b) Not speak openly about Sharpe's mission.
(c) Resign his commission.
(d) Kill Lavisser.

11. What strategy does Castenschiold finally decide to take?
(a) Attack rather than defend.
(b) Retreat until the negotiations are successful.
(c) Defend rather than attack.
(d) Defend with half his troops and attack with the other half.

12. What does Chase not want to do?
(a) Help Sharpe rescue Skovaard and kill Lavisser.
(b) Any more bombing of Copenhagen.
(c) Order Sharpe back to British lines.
(d) Kill Barker.

13. Who rings a bell and summons a servant?
(a) The Captain of the Guards.
(b) Astrid's old nanny.
(c) Count Visser.
(d) Mme. Visser.

14. What worries Lavisser?
(a) That the Crown Prince will learn of Visser.
(b) That Peyman will learn Lavisser is a double agent.
(c) That Peyman will talk to Sharpe using another interpreter.
(d) That there was an intruder in his home the night before.

15. About what does Barker reassure Lavisser?
(a) That he and Lavissier will be far gone before anything happens.
(b) That the intruder was probably a common thief.
(c) That Peyman would believe Lavisser over a British soldier.
(d) That the Crown Prince will be as charmed by Visser as every other man.