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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Five/Twenty-Six.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Why is Costanza eager to make a pilgrimage to Canterbury?
(a) She hopes St. Thomas will help her become more fertile
(b) She hopes St. Thomas will make her beautiful, like Katherine
(c) She hopes St. Thomas will help her get more sleep
(d) She hopes St. Thomas will make Katherine magically disappear

3. What does Father Oswald suggest for Katherine?
(a) He thinks there's a slight chance she could change, so he offers her a job at this church
(b) True contrition: give up her '
(c) Since there's no hope for her, she should continue living this way
(d) To cover herself in a black robe so no one will see her

4. What does Father Oswald refuse to grant Katherine after she confesses?
(a) A meeting with the Pope
(b) Absolution
(c) Annulment of her marriage to Hugh
(d) Forgiveness

5. The Earl of March envies John, but thinks he has one strength and advantage that John does not:
(a) The Earl is about to father a child who is closer to the throne than any of the Lancaster children
(b) He is expecting children with several royal women
(c) He has fathered many bastard children
(d) He is a better swordsman

Short Answer Questions

1. Katherine visits the Pessoner home only to be suddenly called away by:

2. Who sets the playful tone by dancing a dog on the table at Blanche's funeral dinner hosted by the king?

3. Whose husband leads the angry mob?

4. Where does Katherine take Geoffrey to tell him about the guilt she feels and everything she now believes has gone wrong in her life?

5. The Duke goes into seclusion after Blanche's burial, permitting only this person to see him:

(see the answer key)

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