2. Why does Chase say him and Sharpe are equal?
(a) They are both the same rank.
(b) They have both sailed a ship.
(c) They both have scars on their faces.
(d) They have both rescued each other.

3. Who will take over the ship if Chase dies?
(a) Armstrong.
(b) Sharpe.
(c) Collier.
(d) Peel.

4. What does Braithwaite say he has left in Sir William's suitcase?
(a) A letter.
(b) Money.
(c) Photographs.
(d) An explosive.

5. Who saves Sharpe's life in this section?
(a) Peel.
(b) Chase.
(c) Clouter.
(d) Cromwell.

6. What does Lady Grace say politicians do instead of fighting?
(a) Rob.
(b) Conquer.
(c) Torture.
(d) Assassinate.

7. What does Sharpe tell Braithwaite he laughs like?
(a) A bloody rug.
(b) A lowlife.
(c) A sociopath.
(d) A dying rat.

8. What does Chase ask Collier to bring back up from the deck?
(a) A bunch of bananas.
(b) A bottle of whiskey.
(c) A bottle of rum.
(d) A net of oranges.

9. What does Chase ask Collier to do in the hold?
(a) Sing battle songs.
(b) Pray.
(c) Load guns.
(d) Watch a clock.

10. What does Lord William ask Lady Grace to read?
(a) Sharpe's letter.
(b) His report.
(c) Brathwaite's letter.
(d) The Odyssey.

11. Who were the British fighting when Nelson went back for Hardy?
(a) The Austrians.
(b) The French.
(c) The Spanish.
(d) The Russians.

12. What kind of people are the only people Armstrong likes?
(a) People from London.
(b) People from Scotland.
(c) People from Northumberland.
(d) People from River Tyne.

13. What is Lord William writing about?
(a) The state of the British army.
(b) The political situation in India.
(c) The Indian royal court.
(d) The state of the British navy.

14. What does Lord William want Sharpe's opinion on?
(a) The British army.
(b) The British upper-classes.
(c) The fighting abilities of the Mahrattas.
(d) The fighting abiities of the Jettis.

15. What does Peel say causes a lull in the wind?
(a) Shouting.
(b) Fishing.
(c) Firing guns.
(d) Raising the sails too early.