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

2. When would Philip add his soldiers to John's?
(a) If John decides on war.
(b) If John marries Alais.
(c) If John agrees to get the Vexin for Philip.
(d) If John goes against Eleanor.

3. What does Alais try on?
(a) A new cloak.
(b) A gown.
(c) A small crown.
(d) A pair of shoes.

4. With what type of woman does Henry say he has always fallen in love?
(a) Those who are wealthy.
(b) Who have the rights to land.
(c) Young ones.
(d) Beautiful ones.

5. As Alais exits, what does John wonder aloud?
(a) Why everybody hates Richard.
(b) Why everybody hates him.
(c) Why no one knows Philip.
(d) Why everybody loves Geoffrey.

Short Answer Questions

1. How might Henry use the Vexin?

2. What does Alais think Henry likes to do with her?

3. About what do Eleanor and Henry banter?

4. How does Eleanor say she would have been happier?

5. What is Eleanor's response when Alais asks her what she said to convince him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do the boys do when they believe they are trapped in the wine cellar?

2. What does Philip tell Richard to do, when they hear Henry calling for Philip?

3. How does John feel about Henry? How does Henry learn of this?

4. How does Eleanor say she would have been happy?

5. How does Henry act towards Alais? What is the excuse he gives to Eleanor?

6. How does Henry act when John leaves, upset?

7. What does Henry say about his and Eleanor's ideas for the future of his kingdom?

8. How is it learned that there is a romance between Philip and Richard?

9. How does Philip want to help John?

10. What does Eleanor bring to her sons?

(see the answer keys)

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