3. What does Martin see as a problem for the players?
(a) the guilds.
(b) the distance they have to travel.
(c) the Church.
(d) their old costumes.

4. Nicholas realizes that the group consisted of traveling players when:
(a) he doesn't yet.
(b) they tell him.
(c) people walking by applaud their performance.
(d) he sees the costomes and props in the cart.

5. What does the group do with the body?
(a) leaves it in the snow.
(b) bury it.
(c) put it on a cart.
(d) takes it to the morgue.

6. What are the group's plans for the town they are entering?
(a) to find odd jobs.
(b) to earn money by performing.
(c) to beg for money.
(d) to sell the horse.

7. Thomas Wells died by:
(a) strangulation.
(b) speared.
(c) blow to the head.
(d) stabbing.

8. In the opening of the chapters, Nicholas talks about:
(a) the distress he has caused his bishop.
(b) his childhood.
(c) his lust.
(d) his ability to sing.

9. What is going to take place in the town:
(a) sports games.
(b) King's Justice.
(c) election.
(d) holiday feast.

10. What is the name of the play on the murder?
(a) Money and Murder.
(b) Virtues and Vices.
(c) Play of Thomas Wells.
(d) Cain and Abel.

11. Which words does Martin use that do not apply to God and Satan?
(a) judge.
(b) advocate.
(c) personages.
(d) man and woman.

12. How much did each player receive from the proceeds of the play?
(a) one shilling.
(b) two shillings.
(c) two pounds.
(d) nothing.

13. What is supposed to happen to Roger True's daughter?
(a) she is having a baby.
(b) she is becoming a nun.
(c) she will be married.
(d) she will be hanged.

14. What does Martin propose?
(a) nothing.
(b) they return to their patron lord.
(c) they break up the group.
(d) they do a play based on the murder.

15. What does Nicholas learn from the character Straw?
(a) mime.
(b) the song he is to sing.
(c) acrobats.
(d) dance.