Death of Napoleon - Quiz
A) 15 December B) 5 May C) 8 May D) 6 May
A) Thomas Reade B) Thomas Shortt C) Walter Henry D) Antommarchi
A) Four B) Five C) Seven D) Ten
A) Heart attack B) Stomach cancer C) Poisoning D) Pneumonia
A) His father B) His brother C) His grandfather D) His son
A) Seven B) Three C) Five D) Two
A) Walter Henry B) Thomas Shortt C) Antommarchi D) Thomas Reade
A) 1825 B) 1821 C) 1823 D) 1840
A) Walter Henry's report B) Antommarchi's 1825 report C) Thomas Shortt's report D) Antommarchi's original 1821 report
A) St Jérôme's Chapel B) Valley of the Geraniums C) Paris D) Les Invalides
A) Lungs and kidneys B) Brain and liver C) Heart and intestines D) Heart and brain
A) His ear B) His hand C) His penis D) His finger
A) The French government B) The British government C) The Russian government D) The Austrian government
A) Louis Visconti B) Antommarchi C) Louis Philippe I D) Napoleon III
A) Four B) Two C) Three D) Five
A) Two metal and two mahogany B) Four mahogany C) Four metal D) Three metal and one mahogany
A) 4 July 1821 B) 15 December 1861 C) 6 May 1821 D) 15 December 1840
A) 100,000 to 200,000 B) 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 C) 700,000 to 1,000,000 D) 50,000 to 70,000
A) Chapel of Les Invalides B) Valley of Kings C) Valley of the Geraniums D) St Jérôme's Chapel
A) The crypt under the dome B) St Helena C) Valley of the Geraniums D) St Jérôme's Chapel
A) Antommarchi B) Horace Vernet C) Louis Philippe I D) Louis Visconti
A) Louis Philippe I B) King George IV C) Napoleon III D) Napoleon I
A) 1840 B) 1821 C) 1861 D) 1830
A) 6 May 1821 B) 15 December 1840 C) 4 July 1821 D) 15 December 1861
A) Complete indifference across all papers B) Uniform celebration and joy C) Ranged from acknowledgement of greatness to war-mongering tyrant polemics D) Universal mourning and grief
A) Between public mourning and castigation by royalists and some liberals B) Between total celebration and indifference C) Between medical curiosity and denial D) Between war and peace
A) 164 B) 5 C) 700,000 D) 1840
A) Grief in absolute silence B) Read newspaper reports and buy cheap engravings C) Protest the monarchy D) Burn down government buildings
A) A lack of newspapers B) Strict censorship and laws forbidding public support C) The complete absence of the French population D) The remote location of Saint Helena
A) That he died of old age B) That he had escaped to America C) That he had been poisoned D) That he was never a general
A) The 1820s B) The 1830s C) The 1840s D) The 1860s
A) Thomas Shortt B) Alessandro Manzoni C) Louis Visconti D) Antommarchi
A) Thomas Reade B) Walter Henry C) Horace Vernet D) Lord Byron
A) Louis Visconti B) Napoleon III C) Louis Philippe I D) Percy Bysshe Shelley
A) Alexander Pushkin B) Alessandro Manzoni C) Lord Byron D) Franz Grillparzer
A) Lord Byron B) Franz Grillparzer C) Alexander Pushkin D) Percy Bysshe Shelley
A) Political terms as a defeat B) Quasi-religious terms as an apotheosis C) Tragic terms as a murder D) Medical terms as an autopsy
A) The Valley of the Geraniums B) The Exile of St Helena C) The Death of the Emperor D) Napoleon's Tomb
A) Lying in a coffin in Saint Helena B) Returning to France via ship C) Signing his abdication papers D) Ascending into an imperial Valhalla
A) 1840 B) 1830 C) 1861 D) 1821
A) The English oligarchy B) Antommarchi C) The Bourbons D) Archibald Arnott
A) His son B) The English oligarchy C) The Bourbons D) France
A) 1821 B) 3 C) 51 D) 97
A) Calomel B) Arsenic C) A dark fluid D) Morphine
A) Lead acetate B) Sodium bicarbonate C) Potassium cyanide D) Toxic mercury chloride
A) Archibald Arnott B) Joséphine C) The English oligarchy D) Antommarchi
A) 45 B) 97 C) 51 D) 60
A) Calomel B) Seine C) France D) England
A) Marie B) Elizabeth C) Joséphine D) Victoria
A) Longwood, Saint Helena B) Briars, Saint Helena C) Paris, France D) Waterloo, Belgium
A) Borodino B) Trafalgar C) Austerlitz D) Waterloo
A) 2 B) 27 C) 40 D) 15
A) Malaria B) Tuberculosis C) Chronic hepatitis D) Stomach cancer
A) March 1817 B) July 1820 C) October 1815 D) November 1818
A) Deliberate arsenic poisoning B) Stomach cancer C) Perforated gastric ulcer D) Accidental calomel poisoning
A) HMS Northumberland B) HMS Northumberland was not the ship C) HMS Bellerophon D) HMS Victory
A) A canvas tent B) A brick mansion C) A stone castle D) A 40-room wooden bungalow
A) The Morning Chronicle B) The Daily Mail C) The Guardian D) The Times
A) Barry O'Meara B) François Carlo Antommarchi C) Henry Vassall-Fox D) Hudson Lowe
A) Henry Vassall-Fox, 3rd Baron Holland B) Barry O'Meara C) Hudson Lowe D) Emmanuel, comte de Las Cases
A) 2021 B) 2009 C) 1823 D) 2007
A) Alain Golcher's B) Jacques Macé's C) Walter Henry's D) Antommarchi's
A) A perforated ulcer without cancer B) Pulmonary lesions linked to tuberculosis C) A haemorrhage associated with a gastric tumour D) Exsanguination from chronic microscopic bleeding
A) Around ten kilos B) Around twenty kilos C) Around five kilos D) Around two kilos
A) Helicobacter pylori B) Staphylococcus aureus C) Tuberculosis bacilli D) Escherichia coli
A) Walter Henry B) Jacques Macé C) Thierry Lentz D) Alain Golcher
A) As entirely accurate and flawless B) As the most historically credible C) As a proven medical fact D) On extremely shaky ground
A) 1961 B) 2008 C) 2003 D) 2021
A) Pascal Kintz B) Arne Soerensen C) Sten Forshufvud D) Phillip Dwyer
A) Physician B) Historian C) Toxicologist D) Dentist
A) Comparable B) Non-existent C) Significantly higher D) Significantly lower
A) Arne Soerensen B) Phillip Dwyer C) Sten Forshufvud D) Pascal Kintz
A) Sten Forshufvud B) Golcher C) Arne Soerensen D) Phillip Dwyer
A) Physician B) Historian C) Nuclear physicist D) Dentist
A) Tachycardic B) Comatose C) Paralyzed D) Feverish
A) It was low-key B) It was boycotted entirely C) It was identical in scale D) It was much grander
A) Severe weather conditions B) Government bans on historical discussions C) The COVID-19 pandemic D) A major economic depression
A) Pierre Branda B) Jean Tulard C) Thierry Lentz D) Emmanuel Macron
A) Musée de l’Armée B) Fondation Napoléon C) The Louvre D) Réunion des Musées Nationaux
A) Saint Helena B) Institut de France C) Les Invalides D) Château de Malmaison
A) 20 B) 16 C) 10 D) 12
A) Pierre-Jean de Béranger B) Honoré de Balzac C) Manzoni D) Victor Hugo
A) The Country Doctor B) Il 5 maggio C) Napoleon in Exile D) Memorial de Sainte-Hélène
A) Pierre-Jean de Béranger B) Manzoni C) Honoré de Balzac D) Alphonse de Lamartine
A) Frederik Marryat B) Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse C) Charles de Steuben D) Vincenzo Vela
A) Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse B) Vincenzo Vela C) Charles de Steuben D) Frederik Marryat
A) Francis Burton B) Charles de Steuben C) Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse D) Frederik Marryat
A) Francis Burton B) Vincenzo Vela C) Antommarchi D) Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse
A) Charles de Steuben B) Francis Burton C) Antommarchi D) Frederik Marryat |
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