2. What is the name of Llewelyn's stepfather?
(a) Lord Robert Corbet.
(b) Hugh Corbet.
(c) William de Braose.
(d) Sir John Lackland.

3. How old was Llewelyn when he was forced to move to Shropshire with his mother in 1183?
(a) Six.
(b) Ten.
(c) Fourteen.
(d) Eight.

4. Why does Eleanor of Aquitaine take one hundred thousand silver marks to Germany in January of 1194?
(a) To pay ransom for John's release.
(b) To pay ransom for Richard's new bride.
(c) To pay ransom for her daughter Joanna's release.
(d) To pay ransom for Richard's release.

5. What is similar in Ingeborg's story to the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine?
(a) They were both forced to fight for their own lands.
(b) They were both held prisoner by their husbands.
(c) They were both divorced.
(d) They were both married too young.

6. With what does Walter de Hodnet attempt to bribe Llewelyn and his men?
(a) Lands in France.
(b) Lands in England.
(c) Gold and horses.
(d) Horses and French coins.

7. Who is visiting Joanna in Wales when she goes into labor with her second child?
(a) Will, her uncle.
(b) Richard, her brother.
(c) Isabelle, her stepmother.
(d) King John, her father.

8. Who tells young Joanna the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine?
(a) Will.
(b) John.
(c) Llewellyn.
(d) Isabelle.

9. Why did Richard hang a group of John's men in Chapter 6?
(a) Espionage.
(b) Treason.
(c) Burglary.
(d) Murder.

10. What is Interdict?
(a) Excommunication of a country's ruler.
(b) An exclusion of the baptismal rights to children of excommunicated rulers.
(c) Refusal of the church to recognize a marriage or birth.
(d) An exclusion from church sacrament.

11. What truth about Joanna does Isabelle stop Richard from saying in front of John?
(a) That Joanna has left the Catholic Church.
(b) That Joanna is dying.
(c) That Joanna is no longer loyal to her father.
(d) That Joanna loves her husband.

12. What failure on her husband's part causes Joanna a great deal of humiliation in the first months of her marriage?
(a) His reluctance to consummate the marriage.
(b) His decision to give Joanna rooms of her own.
(c) His inability to father a child with her.
(d) His reluctance to spend time with Joanna.

13. What is Fontevrault Abbey?
(a) A royal abbey where John was crowned.
(b) A royal abbey where King Richard is buried.
(c) A royal abbey where Eleanor has gone to recover from her grief.
(d) A royal abbey where Joanna has been sent to become a nun.

14. With whom did Eleanor team to fight King Henry?
(a) All four of her daughters.
(b) The King of France and three of her sons.
(c) The King of France and the Prince of Wales.
(d) All four of her sons.

15. What does King John warn the Welsh Princes not to do in Chapter 24?
(a) Invade Gwenwynwyn's lands.
(b) Invade French lands.
(c) Invade Welsh lands.
(d) Invade Norman lands.