1. What happens when Katherine goes alone to the courtyard?
(a) Hugh reads her a love poem and seduces her
(b) Hugh stands next to her but never utters a word
(c) Hugh attacks her and tries to rape her
(d) Hugh tells her he must return her to the convent

2. How does John suddenly strengthen his political position?
(a) He gives Costanza the freedom to divorce him if she wants
(b) He reverses the measures the Parliament recently passed, he frees Alice Perrers and prisoners sentenced by the House of Commons
(c) He vows to give England to Castile
(d) He changes the law so all couples can live in sin

3. Now legitimately married to John, and their children legitimized as well, Katherine is back at Windsor Castle. But are the ladies in court happy to have her back?
(a) Yes, they sing and sew together
(b) No, they are not tolerant
(c) They don't have time to think about Katherine
(d) Not at first, but they warm up to her and become intimate friends

4. Guy Pessoner visits Katherine and tells her that the king, Princess Joan, the archbishop, the treasurer, and a few other lords have hidden themselves in the tower because:
(a) The king feels he's neglected the tower and wants to revisit it
(b) The king and his coterie enjoy literally looking down on the peasants
(c) The mobs of peasants, angry over the tax poll and feudalism, are after them
(d) The king needs help getting over his fear of heights

5. King Richard rides right up the front line of rebels and tells them that he is now their leader as they wished him to be. How do the rebels react?
(a) They remain quiet, and one of them says they need to consider his statement
(b) They attack him
(c) They are quiet because they remain suspicious
(d) They cheer, because he has fulfilled their wishes