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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where is Mary taken after Elizabeth learns of her marriage?
(a) Hampton COurt.
(b) Windsor.
(c) Durham House.
(d) Suffolk Place.
2. In the Winter of 1564, where is Ned moved without Teddy?
(a) Suffolk.
(b) London.
(c) Essex.
(d) Lancaster.
3. What does Katherine name her son?
(a) Henry.
(b) Louis.
(c) William.
(d) Edward.
4. In the summer of 1562, what vegetable does Mary bring Katherine?
(a) Brussels sprouts.
(b) Greens.
(c) Asparagus.
(d) Broccoli.
5. In the winter of 1651-62, what does Mary bring Katherine that she says she stole?
(a) Teething ring.
(b) Music box.
(c) Ball.
(d) Pocket watch.
Short Answer Questions
1. When are Ned and Katherine married?
2. What does Thomas Keyes serve Mary when she can spend some time with him at the gatehouse in the autumn of 1563 while the queen walks in the garden?
3. How long after Janey's funeral does Katherine find blood on her nightgown?
4. In 1562 who did Kat Ashley recommend Elizabeth marry?
5. At Christmas of 1563, what hood is Queen Elizabeth wearing when Mary meets her as Mary comes from the gatehouse?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Janey and Ned say about Katherine's accusations that he is seeing Frances Mewtas?
2. What happens when Henry Stuart goes to Scotland?
3. What does Robert Dudley say when Katherine tells him she is pregnant and married to Ned?
4. In 1564, under what conditions does Elizabeth say that she will make Mary Queen of Scots her heir?
5. What does an inquest determine about Amy Dudley's death, and what does that mean for Elizabeth and Robert?
6. What does Mary tell Katherine when she visits her in the Tower?
7. In the fall of 1561, how do Katherine and Ned communicate?
8. Who is arrested with Ned?
9. What plans do Ned and Katherine make to be married in the fall of 1560?
10. What does Thomas Keyes tell Mary about noticing her?
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