3. What does Simon have the chance to do, but turns it down?
(a) Raise an army against King Henry.
(b) Depose the king.
(c) Rule France.
(d) Be seneschal for the French King.

4. How does Edward get into Northampton to attack Simon's army?
(a) A monk weakened the wall.
(b) Inhabitants of the city defeated Simons army and then opened the gates.
(c) He batters down the walls.
(d) Simon thought he was letting him in for a negotiation.

5. What happens to Simon's daughter by the time he gets home?
(a) She has fled.
(b) She has married.
(c) She has died.
(d) She has given birth.

6. How does Bran de Montfort squash Edward's escape attempt?
(a) He takes Edward's family hostage.
(b) He chains him down.
(c) He threatens to catapult him over the castle wall.
(d) He wounds him.

7. What kind of trouble is King Henry having at the beginning of Chapter 19?
(a) Women trouble.
(b) Health trouble.
(c) Money trouble.
(d) Political trouble.

8. What does Simon have to do after the victory over Henry?
(a) Defend his gains from other countries' armies.
(b) Negotiate with Parliament.
(c) Establish the rule of law.
(d) Squash rebellions.

9. What does Llewelyn want Davydd to see?
(a) The need for local power in the lords.
(b) His reasons for ruling with leniency.
(c) The desirability of unity with England.
(d) The importance of unifying Wales.

10. How does Edward try to help Henry raise an army?
(a) By robbing a local temple of the Knights Templar.
(b) By impressing foreigners.
(c) By selling castles to barons.
(d) By going to war with Spain.

11. What authority has stood behind the Lusignans?
(a) King John's.
(b) The Pope's.
(c) Gruffydd's.
(d) King Henry's.

12. Why is Simon called to England again?
(a) Complaints are still being made against him.
(b) He is going to be promoted.
(c) Henry wants to put someone else in charge.
(d) Henry wants to shield Simon from hostility.

13. What gives Simon cause to worry after his victory?
(a) The king's supporters undermine him.
(b) He is short of supplies.
(c) His men desert.
(d) He is running out of money.

14. Why can Henry not raise an army of his own?
(a) He has no money.
(b) He has lost his subjects' loyalty.
(c) None of his advisors will support it.
(d) He has had a stroke.

15. How does Nell react to the death of her husband?
(a) She is devastated.
(b) She is more concerned with her own safety.
(c) She is relieved.
(d) She glad that she can marry her lover.