1. After reversing the Parliament's measures, John still has two significant enemies:
(a) Isolda and Pieter
(b) The Earl of March and Bishop Courtenay of London
(c) Katherine and Costanza
(d) The King and the Prince of Wales

2. All of the duke's men are happy except for Baron de la Pole. The Baron gets sent away for openly expressing his concerns to the duke. On his way to Havering, he meets Brother William Appleton who tells him something interesting about the duke. What does he tell Baron?
(a) He has seen genuine documents that confirm the duke is the son of a Flemish butcher
(b) That John will soon move to Castile and not return
(c) He overheard two monks and a Flemish man had created the documents that question the duke's heritage
(d) He is in possession of documents that could ruin John forever

3. Katherine visits the Pessoner home only to be suddenly called away by:
(a) Geoffrey Chaucer, who needs her help editing his latest work
(b) The Duke of Yorkshire, who wants to meet her
(c) The Duke of Lancaster, who requires her presence immediately
(d) The king, who no longer cares for Alice Perrers

4. Katherine visits her beloved Blanche's tomb. In the tomb, she hears Blanche's voice and decides:
(a) To go to Scotland and talk to the duke
(b) To make a pilgrimmage to Canterbury
(c) To make a pilgrimmage to Our Lady Walsingham
(d) To leave everything and everyone and disappear without a trace

5. Why can't Katherine go home?
(a) She isn't given her usual five escorts, just three
(b) She doesn't have either enough money or an escort for the journey
(c) She is sick with a bad cold
(d) Hugh has banned her from Kettlethorpe