1. How have John's concerns about his heritage affected him?
(a) He feels the matter is resolved and doesn't understand why others are still questioning whether he's the king's son
(b) He's obsessed, on the verge of madness
(c) He's too busy to think about those problems
(d) Hardly, he's as cool as ever

2. Hugh takes the drink from Katherine and soon thereafter dreams of the Kettlethorpe Pooka Hound with "fiery-red eyes." What does the Pooka Hound symbolize?
(a) Death
(b) Long life and prosperity
(c) Sainthood
(d) Nothing. He's just a crazy dog

3. When John returns to celebrate St. George's Day, what does Katherine find Hawise doing in her bedroom?
(a) Ironing the bed sheets so they're very crisp
(b) Taking a nap in the big bed
(c) Shaking a roawn branch over the bed and muttering a curse hoping that Katherine will no longer conceive
(d) Removing the bed so that John and Katherine cannot conceive

4. The Duke's pious daughter Philippa worries about her father's relationship with Katherine because:
(a) They live in sin
(b) It's embarrassing to her
(c) She fears being beheaded for her father's sins
(d) It's not convenient for her

5. What does Katherine tell Hugh before he leaves for war?
(a) That she's pregnant
(b) He must stop at the Lancaster estate for a blessing first
(c) She's leaving him and not to look for her
(d) She has discovered that she cannot have children