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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 the first battalion's victory do for the English?
(a) Gives them confidence.
(b) Wins the war.
(c) Moves them closer to Napoleon.
(d) Leaves the road into France

2. What does Anne want for her son?
(a) To marry a duchess.
(b) To be established in society.
(c) To have an heir.
(d) To enter the military as an officer.

3. What does Jane promise Sharpe?
(a) To set up a meeting with him and Fenner.
(b) To talk to Simmerson.
(c) To acquire the account books.
(d) To marry him.

4. What does Sharpe do as the men march?
(a) Writes letters to the Prince.
(b) Thinks about his relationship with Jane.
(c) Formulates a plan of action.
(d) Watches for any drop outs.

5. What does Girdwood attempt to do at the first battalion's camp?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Resign his commission.
(c) Hide among the men.
(d) Take command.

Short Answer Questions

1. What battle does the parade commemorate?

2. What does Sharpe do when Girdwood flees?

3. How does Simmerson force Jane to work for him?

4. Where does Sharpe believe there must be proof?

5. What does Fenner agree to do for Anne?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Lawford with his information?

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

3. What does Anne tell Sharpe and how does Sharpe feel about her information?

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

5. What does Sharpe do about Sergeant Lynch?

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

7. What does Anne tell Sharpe about him wanting to take Fenner and Simmerson down?

8. What does Havercamp tell Sharpe when questioned about his involvement in the recruiting scheme and what does he promise?

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

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

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