2. What does Parliament struggle to determine?
(a) Whether to abolish the monarchy.
(b) What to do about Wales.
(c) What powers Henry should have.
(d) How to protect against an invasion from France.

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

4. How does Simon's army attempt to escape?
(a) By surrendering.
(b) By concentrating on one spot in the lines.
(c) By subterfuge.
(d) By withstanding a siege.

5. What is the outcome of the meeting with Henry and his barons?
(a) Religious persecution.
(b) Civil war.
(c) A set of guidelines.
(d) New taxes.

6. Why does Henry want to stop at Evesham?
(a) To attend mass.
(b) To attack Simon's army.
(c) To sleep inside.
(d) To see a mistress.

7. What does Davydd hope he can do in Wales?
(a) Unite the people.
(b) Become more powerful.
(c) Pose a threat to the king.
(d) Free Owain.

8. What do Prince Edward and Simon work together to do?
(a) Declare war against France.
(b) Conquer all of the British Isles.
(c) Get the king to abide by the Oxford Provisions.
(d) Undermine the Oxford Provisions.

9. What is the result of Simon's plan to escape?
(a) It fails and Simon surrenders to save the army.
(b) A standoff that lasts for months.
(c) Most of the army escapes.
(d) The army is slaughtered.

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

11. What is Henry's response to the outcome?
(a) Fear.
(b) Relief.
(c) Outrage.
(d) Despair.

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

13. How is Simon's leg broken?
(a) Falling from a horse.
(b) When he trips down a flight of stairs in the palace.
(c) In an assassination attempt.
(d) In battle.

14. How are Nell's issues handled?
(a) She is imprisoned.
(b) She is paid the money she says she is owed.
(c) She is browbeaten with the threat of war.
(d) She is blockaded.

15. Why does Harry de Montfort let Edward go?
(a) Because he was deceived.
(b) Because he was weak.
(c) Because they were friends.
(d) Because he wants peace.