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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. What does Sharpe give Jane?
(a) The name of a contact in London.
(b) An engagement ring.
(c) His mailing address.
(d) Funds for travel.

2. What does Anne tell Sharpe she will do about Fenner?
(a) She will take the situation forward if he has proof.
(b) She will go through his desk.
(c) To have him assassinated.
(d) She will spy on him.

3. What does Anne do when Sharpe is being arrested?
(a) Talks to the Prince of Wales.
(b) Intervenes.
(c) Runs away.
(d) Shoots Fenner.

4. What do Jane and Sharpe do when they encounter each other at Simmerson's estate?
(a) Decide to get married.
(b) Plan to run away.
(c) Kill Girdwood.
(d) Plan a meeting.

5. What do Sharpe and his friends search?
(a) The camp papers.
(b) Simmerson's estate.
(c) Girdwood's personal belongings.
(d) The woods around Foulness.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Fenner agree to do for Anne?

2. What do Fenner and Simmerson decide about Sharpe and stopping him?

3. What will Sharpe receive from the negotiations?

4. What does Sharpe do when Girdwood flees?

5. What is the first action Sharpe takes upon assuming command at Foulness?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Sharpe and his group do after Girdwood runs?

2. What does Simmerson do with the recruiting scheme accounting books and how does Fenner react?

3. What does Jane tell Sharpe about her personally?

4. What does Anne do about Sharpe being arrested?

5. What does Jane estimate is the kind of money the schemers are making off the recruits?

6. What does Jane tell Sharpe about her involvement with the recruiting scheme?

7. What does Sharpe decide to do after speaking with Anne?

8. What do Sharpe and Harper hear about when they return to London?

9. What are the results of the negotiations between Anne and Fenner?

10. What does Fenner do when Anne confronts him about Sharpe's arrest?

(see the answer keys)

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