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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Five/Twenty-Seven.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Philippa end up sending Katherine to Bolingbroke?
(a) She finds Katherine to be bad company
(b) Katherine complains that Philippa is too bossy
(c) Katherine cries for Blanche morning and night
(d) The living conditions at Kettlethorpe are horrible.
2. Where is the trial of John Wyclef held, and why there?
(a) Windsor Castle, since it's large enough for the throngs attending
(b) Savoy Castle, as John insisted on having it on his territory
(c) Wembley Stadium, since it's large enough to hold the massive crowds
(d) St. Paul's Cathedral, as huge crowds are attending
3. What mode of transport does Katherine use when leaving the convent?
(a) None. She walks.
(b) Horse and buggy
(c) Horse
(d) A pumpkin-shaped carriage
4. Who is John interested in marrying?
(a) Costanza, Queen of Castile
(b) Alice Perrers
(c) Alice Walker
(d) Elizabeth, Queen of England
5. What happens when Hugh looks up at the black cross in Waltham Abbey?
(a) He suddenly has a religious epiphany and decides to become a cleric
(b) The clasp on his necklace chain comes udone and his pendant falls to the ground
(c) The buckle holding his scabard comes lose and his sword falls to the ground
(d) He faints
Short Answer Questions
1. In 1372, Costanza gives birth to a daughter named Catalina. What is that name's equivalent in English?
2. When Blanchette, who loves Robin, refuses to marry Ralph of Hastings, what does she say to Katherine?
3. How does Cob manage to gain entry for himself and Katherine into the Pessoners' home?
4. To whom is Hugh indebted?
5. When Raulin and three men show up to escort Katherine and Hawise to Kettlethorpe, he mentions he has some letters from the duke to be delivered to people in Lincoln. Katherine is disappointed because the letters are not for her, but for:
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