2. 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) Not at first, but they warm up to her and become intimate friends
(b) No, they are not tolerant
(c) Yes, they sing and sew together
(d) They don't have time to think about Katherine

3. Who orders Katherine to Kennington?
(a) The King
(b) The Duke
(c) Hawise
(d) Princess Joan, John's sister and mother of Prince Richard

4. What is the main message or theme of this chapter?
(a) If you're powerful, you will go crazy.
(b) Always question who your parents are.
(c) That when you're stressed out, it's good to rest and wake up hungry
(d) That love conquers all.

5. Lady Julian helps Katherine realize and feel the real love of God. Katherine then surprises herself by returning to:
(a) Savoy
(b) Kettlethorpe
(c) The Pessoners' home
(d) Sheppey Priory

6. Katherine and John visit Hugh's tomb. After which, what happens?
(a) John confesses that he was remarried again
(b) John says he is leaving England forever and wants her to come with him
(c) John announces he is leading a regiment into Prussia
(d) John asks her to marry him

7. Katherine receives a letter from the duke in which he requests she bring his daughter Philippa to Savoy for what reason?
(a) Costanza likes her and wants her at Savoy
(b) He wants to find a good university for her
(c) To discuss marriage negotiations
(d) He wants to tell her in person that she's going to a convent

8. Katherine initially decides against seeing John again. But Harry convinces her to be a part of the reunion because:
(a) He is afraid of being alone with John
(b) Leaving might prejudice the children against him
(c) He has hired a portrait artist to paint all of them together
(d) He hasn't had time to arrange an escort for her to go elsewhere

9. Two years later the Duke of Lancaster dies after only how many years of being legitimately married to Katherine?
(a) Two
(b) One
(c) Three
(d) Four

10. Richard has no heir, which raises his suspicions toward Katherine. Why?
(a) He thinks she'll knock him off and replace him with John
(b) He prefers sons over daughters
(c) He wonders if her sons covet his throne
(d) He wonders if she will try witchcraft on him

11. What happens when Richard asks Thomas Swynford to try on the heavy crown?
(a) The Earl of March violently intervenes
(b) Thomas puts it on and falls to the ground
(c) The Duke of Lancaster violently intervenes
(d) Thomas suddenly becomes invisible

12. Katherine tries to get John to reveal the root of his fear. When he feels he can completely trust her with what is troubling him, he says her:
(a) He knows exactly what the problem is and that he wants her to leave him alone
(b) That she frightens him more than anyone
(c) He hears witchcraft and that he thinks Pieter has cast a spell on him
(d) That she's not a mental health expert and she needs to leave him alone

13. What does Richard do after the Duke of Lancaster's death?
(a) He confiscates all of the Lancastrian estates
(b) He goes into seclusion in the tower and mourns his death for six months
(c) He kicks Katherine and her children out of Windsor
(d) He executes every last member of the Lancaster clan

14. Whose life does Katherine save during the king's visit?
(a) Father Oswald
(b) Blanchette
(c) Percy of Northumberland
(d) Cob o'Fenton, a loyal servant to the Swyndons

15. Who offers to take a message to the king on John's behalf?
(a) Baron de la Pole
(b) Robert Sutton
(c) Costanza, Queen of Castile
(d) Percy of Northumberland