1. The meeting of the House of Commons yields several major accusations. The King's chamberlain, Lord Latimer, is accused of:
(a) Corruption and treason
(b) Trying to seize the throne
(c) Stealing from the poor and giving to the rich
(d) Impersonating the king

2. Katherine reaches Blanche just in time to:
(a) Hear Blanche tell her that the duke is not who she thinks he is
(b) Get a blessing to have an affair with the duke
(c) Get a judge to annul Blanche's marriage to the duke
(d) Get a priest to administer last rites

3. Also at the House of Commons, Alice Perrers is accused of:
(a) Bribery, fraud, theft, and holding the king with witchcraft
(b) Spying for the Italians
(c) Spying for the Castilians
(d) Putting a spell on the Queen

4. The Duke manages to get Katherine to go to Aquitaine under what pretense?
(a) The army needs a seamstress to repair the country's war flags
(b) Women are now being drafted and it's her time to go
(c) She needs to tend to Hugh who has been injured in battle
(d) She needs to join other wives who are serving as nurses

5. What keeps Katherine from going to Bolingbroke sooner?
(a) She can't make up her mind if she really likes Blanche
(b) Violent rainstorms ruin the road to Bolingbroke
(c) She has to wait until she can wean Thomas off her
(d) A robber stole her horse and Hugh won't give her another one