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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. Who will be most insulted if Henry gets his divorce?
(a) Mary.
(b) Catherine.
(c) The King of Spain.
(d) The Pope.

2. What is the first thing More asks of his steward in the play?
(a) Some wine.
(b) A book.
(c) Some water.
(d) A pillow.

3. What was Wolsey charged with just before his death?
(a) High Treason.
(b) Willful disobedience.
(c) Perjury.
(d) Espionage.

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

5. More says his daughter's suitor is just like__________.
(a) His brother.
(b) The King.
(c) His father.
(d) A rebel.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who replaced Wolsey after his death?

2. Who does the surprise visitor apologize to for his intrusion?

3. What does Cromwell do when the steward brings information about More?

4. What is the last name of More's daughter's suitor?

5. What does More tell Richard it is most important for a man to do for himself?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Rich do when he sees the cup given to More as a bribe?

2. What do Norfolk and Alice talk about when they come on the scene for the first time?

3. How did More trust in the law when he rejected the King's demands?

4. What does Rich say would cause him to reveal Cromwell's new job, and how does Cromwell respond to this answer?

5. What is the main change in England at the beginning of Act 2?

6. What does the Common Man say is the one bad thing about More as a Chancellor?

7. What does Cromwell compare More to when discussing how to trap him with Rich?

8. According to Chapuys, what has the divorce caused the church? What does he want done about it?

9. What does More tell his wife he will do now that he has resigned as the Chancellor?

10. What does Chapuys ask More, and how does More respond to this?

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