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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. What does Aubrey learn?
(a) Much of the same information as Maturin has provided.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Everything he needs to know to fullfill his mission.
(d) That his wife has died.

2. In what type of home does Captain Aubrey live?
(a) A townhouse.
(b) A farmhouse.
(c) A castle.
(d) A country cottage.

3. With what does Bertie entrust Aubrey?
(a) Sailing undercover as a privateer.
(b) To execute the naval portion of the military campaign.
(c) Sailing into French-held territory.
(d) Ferrying Bertie's wife back to India.

4. Who does Maturin accidentally meet?
(a) Sophie.
(b) Mrs. Williams.
(c) Barrett Bonden.
(d) Mrs. Bertie.

5. Who will crew the two captured French ships?
(a) The French under vow of honor.
(b) The prize crew which are the youngest men on the ship.
(c) Unfit elements from his crew.
(d) The French supervised by two of his trusted officers.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bertie give Aubrey permission to do?

2. Where does Aubrey send the two captured French ships?

3. Who is Colonel Keating?

4. What imaginary line does Aubrey cross on his way to Mauritius?

5. Why does Matuin tell Aubrey he has to go to Mauritius?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happened to Corbett's ship?

2. What does Clonfert do when Pym is doing something else?

3. From whom does Aubrey receive a note and what does it ask and why does he laugh about it?

4. What do the three men say about the captains of the other ships?

5. What does Aubrey do after receiving his orders?

6. Who will be meeting the French force at Mauritius?

7. What do the men see during the voyage on Clonfert's ship and what does McAdams call it?

8. What does the armada do and how does that go? How do the people of Mauritius feel about the British?

9. What does Maturin do in Cape Town?

10. What has happened to Corbett?

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