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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is most of the English army not able to be raised in winter, 1554?
(a) They refuse to fight for a Catholic queen.
(b) They are abroad in Africa.
(c) There is an influenza epidemic.
(d) There is not enough time.

2. How does Elizabeth's condition change during winter, 1554?
(a) She is expected to die.
(b) She becomes increasingly depressed.
(c) She recovers completely.
(d) She begins hallucinating.

3. Who does Hannah predict will be the King's successor?
(a) Princess Elizabeth.
(b) Lady Jane Grey.
(c) Princess Mary.
(d) Lord Dudley.

4. How does Hannah feel about the vision she has in spring, 1555?
(a) Relieved.
(b) Angry.
(c) Contented.
(d) Afraid.

5. What does the Queen reiterate to Elizabeth in autumn, 1554?
(a) That she will release Elizabeth if she confesses.
(b) That Elizabeth is never to return to London.
(c) That if England goes to war it is Elizabeth's fault.
(d) That Elizabeth will be Mary's successor.

6. Who does Hannah spend her afternoons with at court in spring, 1553?
(a) Princess Elizabeth.
(b) John Dee.
(c) Robert Dudley.
(d) Will Sommers.

7. What is Mary forced to do following the second uprising against her?
(a) Renouce her Catholic faith.
(b) Imprison her councilmen.
(c) Punish the traitors more severely.
(d) Flee to Spain.

8. Why did Hannah and her family convert to a different religion?
(a) They were tricked into doing so.
(b) They no longer believed in the Jewish religion.
(c) It was Hannah's mother's dying wish.
(d) For their own safety.

9. What news saddens Mary in 1553?
(a) Spain has declared war on England.
(b) Edward is still ill.
(c) The King is closing down a nearby convent.
(d) Elizabeth has become a Lutheran.

10. What does Hannah see approaching as she leaves London in 1554?
(a) A group of palace guards.
(b) Rebel soldiers.
(c) A guilded carriage.
(d) The royal barge.

11. Why does Hannah decide to remain in London in 1554?
(a) To keep Elizabeth company in her darkest time.
(b) Because it is suddenly safer than France.
(c) Mary asks Hannah for her support during her pregnancy.
(d) To gather information about the rebellion.

12. What does Mary do to those who plotted against her in 1553?
(a) She kills a few and keeps the rest as prisoners.
(b) She ignores them.
(c) She keeps an eye on them by bringing them to court.
(d) She has some exiled to France and some to Germany.

13. What does Hannah predict about the King while in the Dudleys' service?
(a) How many children the King will have.
(b) The date of the King's death.
(c) That the Dudleys will offend the King.
(d) That the King will suffer from gout.

14. What is one reason Hannah decides to remain at Mary's court in autumn, 1553?
(a) Hannah is in love with one of Mary's male servants.
(b) Hannah is in no rush to marry Daniel.
(c) Hannah has been told it would be dangerous for her to leave.
(d) Hannah enjoys the influence she has as one of Mary's closest confidents.

15. What could associating with Lord Dudley do to Hannah's family in 1553?
(a) Afford them protection in times of war.
(b) Cost them their family fortune.
(c) Give them an advantage in society.
(d) Jeopardize their safety.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Lord Dudley sent to the Tower in autumn, 1553?

2. What is done to punish rebel soldiers in winter, 1554?

3. Why are doctors sent to Elizabeth in winter, 1554?

4. What will happen if Queen Mary has a son?

5. How many marriages are scheduled at court in spring, 1553?

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