4. What does the Common Man say is the worst thing about the new Chancellor?
(a) He is not sympathetic with the King.
(b) He is too strict.
(c) He has too many family issues.
(d) He is indifferent to reality.

5. Who does the surprise visitor apologize to for his intrusion?
(a) More.
(b) Alice.
(c) The Steward.
(d) The Common Man.

6. What kind of man does Cromwell say would stay out of the way of the divorce?
(a) Men with motivation.
(b) Men with common sense.
(c) Men with conviction.
(d) Men governed by fear.

7. What does More tell Richard it is most important for a man to do for himself?
(a) Respect himself.
(b) Listen to himself.
(c) Believe in himself.
(d) Support himself.

8. What does Bolt provide in the preface?
(a) An outline for the plot.
(b) Historical background.
(c) His opinion.
(d) A detailed description of the setting.

9. What was Cromwell's occupation before Wolsey's death?
(a) Scribe.
(b) Clerk.
(c) Wolsey's bodyguard.
(d) Wolsey's assistant.

10. What was created after Cranmer was appointed?
(a) The Anglican Religion.
(b) The Church of the United Kingdom.
(c) The Church of England.
(d) The Divorce Court.

11. What does More say his daughter's suitor must do before he marries his daughter?
(a) Stop changing his mind.
(b) Prove his changed manners.
(c) Join the church.
(d) Make some money.

12. According to Bolt, to what what Henry VIII accustomed?
(a) Getting his way.
(b) Withstanding trials.
(c) Finding truth.
(d) Being in power.

13. Where is Cromwell going when he first appears on stage?
(a) To see Wolsey.
(b) To the inn.
(c) To find More.
(d) To his home.

14. What does Rich tell Cromwell he is almost certain of about his character?
(a) He is not faithful.
(b) He is not disloyal.
(c) He is not motivated.
(d) He is not religious.

15. What author has Richard been reading at the beginning of the book?
(a) Sophocles.
(b) Shakespeare.
(c) Machialvelli.
(d) Plato.