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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Henry brings up Rosamund, which in turn, leads Eleanor to do what?
(a) Make a joke about how long she has been dead.
(b) Make a joke about how ugly she was.
(c) Make a joke about how poor she was.
(d) Make a joke about how poor of a mistress she was.

2. With what does Eleanor enter?
(a) A card.
(b) Daggers.
(c) Her Christmas presents.
(d) Poison.

3. How does Henry respond when Alais suggests that he adored Eleanor?
(a) He never adored her.
(b) He still does.
(c) He cannot recall.
(d) He did once.

4. What is Eleanor doing in her chamber?
(a) Wrapping Christmas presents.
(b) Plotting against Henry.
(c) Sleeping.
(d) Lounging by the fire.

5. What does Eleanor ask Henry, regarding the Vexin?
(a) How much he is willing to pay for it.
(b) How truly important it is to him.
(c) Where it is located.
(d) How large it is.

6. Geoffrey says he and John can work together freely, adding that they have got to make an alliance with whom?
(a) Eleanor.
(b) Philip.
(c) Henry.
(d) Richard.

7. Of what does Richard accuse Eleanor?
(a) Being a traitor to his father.
(b) Being more believable in the conversation she had with Geoffrey.
(c) Being unkind to him and his brothers.
(d) Being a liar.

8. What does Henry do as he tells Richard what he imagines Eleanor is saying?
(a) He is writing her a letter.
(b) He imitates her.
(c) He is plotting to murder her.
(d) He is trying to find her.

9. What does Henry want before he dies?
(a) To know who is going to inherit his kingdom.
(b) To see Eleanor die.
(c) To marry Alais.
(d) To split his kingdom into thirds for his three sons.

10. How big is the Vexin?
(a) Small.
(b) Big.
(c) The size of all of France.
(d) The size of most of Europe.

11. What does Henry ask Eleanor to give him?
(a) Peace.
(b) Her trust.
(c) Her love.
(d) Her hand in marriage again.

12. As he starts to go, John asks Geoffrey to go with him, but Geoffrey stays. Why does he stay?
(a) He no longer trusts John, now that he is to have the crown.
(b) Since John is the favorite, he wants nothing to do with him.
(c) He wants to spend more time with his mother.
(d) Since John is no longer the favorite, he has no interest in serving him.

13. How does Eleanor respond when John asks whether she truly cares about Henry's whereabouts?
(a) She cares more than he could possibly know.
(b) She is asking about his whereabouts to be polite.
(c) She only now cares about him.
(d) She has never cared about Henry.

14. Where does the first scene take place?
(a) Henry's bedchamber.
(b) Alais' bedchamber.
(c) The Great Hall.
(d) Eleanor's bedchamber.

15. What does Henry think about his kingdom?
(a) How pleasant it is to live in a peaceful kingdom.
(b) How much it has changed since she has been gone.
(c) How much it needs her touch.
(d) How lonely it has been without her.

Short Answer Questions

1. Of what does Henry remind Eleanor?

2. Henry says in the years Eleanor's been in prison he's surprised himself by discovering what?

3. How many of Henry's children love him, according to Alais?

4. What does Henry say history will call him?

5. What does Henry offer Eleanor as they prepare to go in to meet their subjects?

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