Ship of the Line Test | Final Test - Hard

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Ship of the Line Test | Final Test - Hard

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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. How much larger is the Pluto compared to the Sutherland?

2. How many men does Hornblower take with him for the attack on Port Vendres, France?

3. Why does Hornblower point the Sutherland southwest in Chapter 13?

4. Why does Leighton want Hornblower to lead his forces in Chapter 17?

5. Where does the Pluto go for repairs?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when the French leave their strongpoint in Chapter 18?

2. How does the Italian army react when the Sutherland comes alongside them?

3. Why is the Italian army heading to Spain?

4. After their coaster is taken over and destroyed, how do the French try to get even with Hornblower?

5. Why does Leighton want to team up with the Spanish army in Chapter 17?

6. After attacking the French battery, what does Hornblower think of his crew?

7. How does Brown help to save the Pluto in Chapter 16?

8. What happens to Hornblower when he retreats with Longley in Chapter 18?

9. In Chapter 11, what are Hornblower's plans for the attack of the French?

10. How does Leighton feel about saving the Pluto?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Compare and contrast two scenes of military action. Consider who is in charge, the orders, the action itself, and the final effects.

Essay Topic 2

Hornblower often had bouts of moodiness. Examine the causes of these moods and the effects on the rest of the novel, including the plot and character development.

Essay Topic 3

How are the French described and reflected on in this novel? Why is this the case? What role might this novel had played in history?

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