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. In Chapter 13, who are the Italians allied with?

2. How many quarterdeck cannonades does Hornblower use against the Italian army?

3. Why does Leighton accuse Hornblower of disloyalty in Chapter 17?

4. What does Villena have in Chapter 13 that helps Hornblower plan his next move?

5. What rank does Villena have?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. In Chapter 15, how does Hornblower assess the ships in his squadron?

3. What does Colonel Juan Claros bring with him to help the English?

4. Why does Hornblower's crew delay shooting the baggage animals in Chapter 14?

5. Why is Hornblower concerned about teaming up with the Spanish?

6. Why is Hornblower able to take over the French coaster so easily?

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

8. How does Hornblower lead the attack on the Italian army?

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

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Examine the symbolism of flags throughout this novel. What do they represent? How are they used?

Essay Topic 2

Follow the development of Longley as a character. How does he grow? What does he symbolize? Examine the turning point for his character and how it helped to move the plot forward.

Essay Topic 3

Even though the war in this novel takes place in the 1800's, how is the message about the fighting relevant throughout time? Consider the effects of the fighting and the emotions tied to the fighting, among other topics.

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