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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. How does Jane respond to Sharpe's question?
(a) She says she doesn't know how many people are involved.
(b) She runs away.
(c) She says she will be safe.
(d) She is already promised to someone.

2. Why does Havercamp promise loyalty to Sharpe?
(a) He hated being immoral.
(b) He feels sorry for the recruits.
(c) He is afraid of Sharpe.
(d) He knows the crimping scheme is finished.

3. What does Anne hope for Fenner?
(a) To be killed, hopefully soon.
(b) Ruin.
(c) Great riches.
(d) To marry her.

4. Who does Sharpe know he has to have loyal to him?
(a) The recruiters.
(b) The sergeants.
(c) The officers.
(d) The enlisted.

5. What does Jane recount to Sharpe about herself?
(a) Her previous bad marriage.
(b) The reason she allows Simmerson to control her.
(c) Her hopes for the future.
(d) Her unfortunate life's story.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Sharpe feel about Simmerson's treatment of Jane?

2. What happens with the officers when they realize the men are going to follow Sharpe?

3. To where does Sharpe decide to march the men after getting the camp in order?

4. What does Havercamp confess to Sharpe?

5. What does Fenner agree to do for Anne?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. Where does Girdwood run and what does he do?

4. What does Sharpe do when Girdwood runs?

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

6. What does Sharpe do with the men of the second battalion?

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

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

9. What happens with Anne and Fenner after Lawford leaves?

10. What does Jane tell Sharpe about her personally?

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