Text 5 for questions from 41 to 44.1 _____ In the pre-dawn of June 16th , a lone voice broke thestillness. The mullahs summoned the men to prayers; for twohours the priests called and the men responded in a gathering4 rhythmic crescendo to psych them up to fight and die.The defenders crouched behind their makeshift barricades,listening to the eerie chants rising and falling in the darkness7 beyond. La Vallete had sent reinforcements across and thedefenders, if already weary, were well ordered. Each man hadhis duty and his post. They were grouped in threes: one10 arquebusier to two pikemen. Large quantities of fire weaponshad been stock piled, rocks gathered, and quantities of breadsoaked in wine. Barrels of water stood behind the parapets into13 which men torched by adhesive fire could hurl themselves._____ As the sun rose, there was a searching barrage of fire‘so that the earth and the air shook’, and then Mustapha16 signalled the advance along a huge crescent. Suleiman’simperial standard was unfurled; a turban was hoisted on aspear, farther down the line there was an answering puff of19 smoke. An extraordinary array of banners and shields werevisible surging forward, ‘painted with extraordinary designs;some with devices of different birds, some with scorpions and22 with Arab lettering’. In the front rank men ran wildly towardsthe walls, calling out the name of Allah in a crescendo ofshouts. From the battlements came the Christian countercalls:25 Jesus, Mary, St Michael, St James and St George — ‘accordingto the devotion of each man’. There was a furious push towardsthe bridge; scaling ladders were put to the walls and battle was28 joined. The whole front was a struggling mass of humanityfighting hand to hand.Roger Crowley. Empires of the Sea, The Final Battle for theMediterranean, 1521-1580, Faber and Faber, 2008, p. 1-2.Based on the text, decide if the following statements about the battle ground are right (C) or wrong (E). Christian soldiers, unlike their Muslim counterparts, adopted a clearly syncretic approach as they sought divine protection.