2. Where has John been staying when Richard goes to meet up with him in Chapter 33?
(a) Nottingham with Isabelle.
(b) Wales with Joanna.
(c) Ewell with the Knights Templar.
(d) Fontevrault Abbey with Eleanor.

3. Why does Llewelyn set out to tour his domains in Chapter 13 of Book 2?
(a) To show Davydd the expanse of his inheritance.
(b) To discourage speculation and gossip.
(c) To keep his mind off of Joanna.
(d) To find a new wife.

4. What news does a rider bring King John as he finishes his noon meal in Chapter 41?
(a) The men and horses carrying the national treasure have gotten caught in quicksand at high tide.
(b) Isabelle has died in childbirth.
(c) King Louis is approaching with a large army.
(d) The Scots King approaches with a large army.

5. Who tells Llewelyn in Chapter 4 that Gruffydd has taken up arms against Wales, Llewelyn in particular?
(a) Ednewain.
(b) Rhys.
(c) Gwyn.
(d) Ednyved.

6. What does Llewelyn do that causes King John, in Chapter 30, to begin executing hostages?
(a) Made a bargain with the Pope to assasinate King John.
(b) Stole from King John's treasury.
(c) Divorced Joanna.
(d) Sieze lands belonging to King John that once belonged to Wales.

7. Who gives King John directions for crossing the River Wellstream on the day following the feast in Chapter 41?
(a) Peter of the Bail.
(b) The Prior.
(c) Richard.
(d) Brother Thomas.

8. How does King Henry attempt to lure the allegiance of Powys away from Llewelyn in Chapter 6?
(a) By releasing Powys' hostages.
(b) By offering money to Powys treasury.
(c) By giving Powys more land.
(d) By moving Gwenwynwyn's young sons to his court.

9. Where do Llewelyn and Gruffydd meet in battle in Chapter 4?
(a) Aber.
(b) Tudur.
(c) Cader Idris.
(d) Craig Aderyn.

10. What does the Pope do that increases King John's unhappiness with Wales and with Llewelyn personally?
(a) Promises paradise to all Welshmen who take up arms against King John.
(b) Allows Llewelyn the right to appoint the Archbishop of Cantebury.
(c) Excommunicates King John, but not Llewelyn.
(d) Lifts the Interdict from Wales and frees the Princes of Wales from the oath to King John.

11. Who is Senena?
(a) Joanna's new maid.
(b) Gruffydd's wife.
(c) Isabelle's maid.
(d) Llewelyn's daughter.

12. To whom does Joanna compare her own exile at her husband's hands?
(a) Isabelle.
(b) Ingeborg.
(c) Eleanor of Aquintaines.
(d) Elen of Chester.

13. What does King John give to Llewelyn to prove his desire for peace in Chapter 38?
(a) Two thousand marks.
(b) A prize stallion.
(c) Two English manors.
(d) A written apology.

14. With whom does Joanna discover her daughter, Elen, is having an affair?
(a) Bran.
(b) Earl of Chester.
(c) Richard.
(d) Robert de Quincy.

15. What does Joanna think will save Elen's marriage and make her happy in Chapter 7?
(a) A child.
(b) Blessings from the Pope.
(c) A vacation.
(d) An affair.