3. What does the Common Man say is the main difference between Wolsey and the new Chancellor?
(a) The new one has strength.
(b) The new one is more scholarly.
(c) The new one is more devout.
(d) The new one is young.

4. What is Cromwell's first name?
(a) Kenneth.
(b) Robert.
(c) Edward.
(d) Thomas.

5. What does More say his daughter's suitor must do before he marries his daughter?
(a) Make some money.
(b) Stop changing his mind.
(c) Join the church.
(d) Prove his changed manners.

6. What time does More meet with Wolsey?
(a) 11:30 a.m.
(b) 1:30 p.m.
(c) 11:30 p.m.
(d) 1:30 a.m.

7. What is the first thing More asks of his steward in the play?
(a) A pillow.
(b) Some wine.
(c) Some water.
(d) A book.

8. What does More tell Richard it is most important for a man to do for himself?
(a) Believe in himself.
(b) Support himself.
(c) Listen to himself.
(d) Respect himself.

9. Where is Cromwell going when he first appears on stage?
(a) To find More.
(b) To see Wolsey.
(c) To the inn.
(d) To his home.

10. What does More say when More's daughter says she is engaged?
(a) He refuses his approval.
(b) He begins to weep.
(c) He laughs.
(d) He hugs her tightly.

11. What does Bolt provide in the preface?
(a) An outline for the plot.
(b) His opinion.
(c) Historical background.
(d) A detailed description of the setting.

12. For whom is the Common Man working in Scene 5?
(a) Wolsey.
(b) Roper.
(c) Cranmer.
(d) More.

13. What was created after Cranmer was appointed?
(a) The Church of England.
(b) The Church of the United Kingdom.
(c) The Anglican Religion.
(d) The Divorce Court.

14. What does Wolsey say is Anne Boleyn's greatest attribute?
(a) She is strong.
(b) She is fertile.
(c) She is young.
(d) She is beautiful.

15. What is the name of More's wife?
(a) Alana.
(b) Aline.
(c) Alice.
(d) Anna.