Sharpe's Sword: Richard Sharpe and the Salamanca Campaign, June and July 1812 Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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Sharpe's Sword: Richard Sharpe and the Salamanca Campaign, June and July 1812 Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Three, Chapters 19 & 20.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who predicts a British victory while talking to Sharpe?
(a) Jack Spears.
(b) El Mirador.
(c) The nurse maid.
(d) Father Curtis.

2. What does Sharpe do when he is called a disgrace at Helena's party?
(a) Walks away.
(b) Laughs.
(c) Challenges the man to a duel.
(d) Threatens the man.

3. How do the French forts support each other?
(a) Artillery fire.
(b) Heavy stores of food.
(c) Large numbers.
(d) Communication flags.

4. What does Sharpe think of La Marquesa when he first meets her?
(a) She is untrustworthy.
(b) She is intelligent.
(c) She is rich.
(d) She is beautiful

5. Why does Helena ask military questions of Sharpe?
(a) He respects her.
(b) He has a mind for battle.
(c) He is more handsome.
(d) He knows more than others.

Short Answer Questions

1. Sharpe claims he is really to have an affair with _____________.

2. Who tells Sharpe the true identity of Leroux?

3. What is strange about one of the dead bodies found by Harper?

4. Why is Harper taken into custody?

5. Why does Sharpe say Wellington did not attack when Marmont was on the field?

(see the answer key)

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