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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where do Sharpe and Astrid take her father?
(a) To a British medic.
(b) To the orphanage.
(c) To his home.
(d) To the hospital.

2. What is the crew of the bomb ship doing when Sharpe awakens?
(a) Getting ready to set sail for England.
(b) Sharpe does not know since he did not visit the ship.
(c) Preparing for bombardment.
(d) Just maintaining regular watch schedule.

3. With what is Skovaard getting annoyed?
(a) Sharpe's insistence that they are in danger.
(b) Sharpe's accompanying them.
(c) Sharpe's insistence that Lavisser is a French agent.
(d) The behavior of the Crown Prince.

4. What do Sharpe and some others make?
(a) A trapdoor under the rug.
(b) A trap.
(c) Bombs.
(d) A false compartment in a chest.

5. What does Astrid ask Sharpe to do after questioning Bang?
(a) Kills Bang.
(b) Finds her father.
(c) Goes back to his country.
(d) Spares his life.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bang tell Sharpe about staying in the city?

2. What is the Danish Crown Prince preparing to do?

3. How do the people pass secrets?

4. What worries Lavisser?

5. What is the person in the chair on the lawn doing?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does Sharpe go with Astrid and how does it affect him?

2. What is the conversation between Lavisser and Barker about the damage to Lavisser's house?

3. Describe the interaction between Sharpe and Bang at the end of this chapter.

4. Describe Sharpe's converstion with Madam Visser.

5. Describe the encounter between Sharpe and Barker.

6. How does Sharpe shock Wellsley when he arrives at Lavisser's family home?

7. What does Sharpe give Jems and tell him to do?

8. What does Lavisser say about Skovaard and who defends the man?

9. Why does Sharpe finally leave Skovaard's home?

10. What does Sharpe ask of Chase and what is Chase's response?

(see the answer keys)

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