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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. Why did Doughty commit his crime?
(a) He was confused.
(b) He was hungry.
(c) He was dared.
(d) He was angry.
2. How long has Hornblower been in gales when he is allowed to seek water?
(a) Four weeks.
(b) Six weeks.
(c) Five weeks.
(d) Seven weeks.
3. What does Hornblower tell his crew when winter sets in?
(a) They must get rest when they can.
(b) They must combat homesickness.
(c) They must prepare for surprises.
(d) They must watch better than before.
4. Who is sent to replace Grimes?
(a) Daffer.
(b) Williams.
(c) Doughty.
(d) Washer.
5. What does arems en flute mean?
(a) Foot soldiers in arms.
(b) Fulfilled armories.
(c) Armed like a flute.
(d) Armories emptied.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Hornblower order his men to sleep next to after New Year's?
2. How does Hornblower feel about domestic life?
3. Where will the story of Hornblower's success be published?
4. What do the men on the ship have to man three out of four hours during the storms?
5. For what does Hornblower search newspapers?
Short Essay Questions
1. When does Hornblower ask to re-fill his water supply, and what answer is he given?
2. How is England able to continue shipping and trading goods to other countries?
3. What changes set in at the winter, and what does this mean for Hornblower?
4. What does the Brest blockade consist of over the first summer at war?
5. What does Hornblower get excited about as the New Year approaches?
6. What begins to happen to Hornblower's appearance when he has been at sea for six months?
7. What has caused the two frigates in Brest to ride lower than usual in the water?
8. What does Hornblower think about during the storms, and why?
9. What kind of ships does Napoleon allow into his armada?
10. Why does Doughty say he struck an officer?
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