2. What did Elizabeth I give to Dudley to make him more interesting in Mary's eyes?
(a) The title of Earl.
(b) The title of Regent.
(c) The title of Governor.
(d) The title of Duke.

3. What would happen if Elizabeth I was to marry Dudley?
(a) The country would seek to kill Dudley.
(b) Elizabeth I and Dudley would be executed.
(c) The country would be plunged into civil war.
(d) Elizabeth I would be overthrown.

4. In what did Elizabeth I retain her independence from the Privy Council?
(a) Policy making.
(b) Vetoing decisions.
(c) Finding a spouse.
(d) Running Parliament.

5. Who did Elizabeth I reject as a husband because he was too young?
(a) The King of Portugal.
(b) She did not reject a husband because of his age.
(c) The King of Spain.
(d) The King of France.

6. When did Mary marry?
(a) July 30, 1554.
(b) July 6, 1554.
(c) July 16, 1554.
(d) July 26, 1554.

7. Where was Henry's daughter Elizabeth sent to live?
(a) Hatfield.
(b) Sussex.
(c) Scotland.
(d) London.

8. Who had himself appointed Lord Protector and Governor?
(a) Edward, Earl of Hertford.
(b) The Duke of Norfolk.
(c) James, Lord Essex.
(d) Edward, Earl of Sussex.

9. When did Baron Seymour of Sudeley marry?
(a) 1548.
(b) 1547.
(c) 1550.
(d) 1549.

10. What would have been the only positive thing that Elizabeth I would gain by taking a husband?
(a) An heir.
(b) It would have stopped the Privy Council's request.
(c) A lover.
(d) A release from the stress of power.

11. Who was Elizabeth's companion even as his wife was in the country?
(a) Lord Sussex.
(b) Lord Norfolk.
(c) Lord Essex.
(d) Lord Dudley.

12. What did Cecil think was the only solution to squash Mary's claim to the throne?
(a) To name her illegitimate.
(b) To marry.
(c) To execute her.
(d) To grant her a divorce.

13. What interested Mary Queen of Scots in Chapter 6?
(a) Going to England.
(b) Having Elizabeth visit.
(c) Remarrying.
(d) Divorcing.

14. What treaty did Cecil negotiate that displeased Elizabeth I according to Chapter 5?
(a) The Treaty of Madrid.
(b) The Treaty of Rouen.
(c) The Treaty of Blois.
(d) The Treaty of Edinburgh.

15. When was Mary proclaimed Queen of England?
(a) July 19, 1554.
(b) August 19, 1553.
(c) July 19, 1553.
(d) July 9, 1553.