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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 has More's daughter's suitor tried to pattern his life after?
(a) Martin Luther.
(b) Plato.
(c) King Henry.
(d) Thomas More.

2. What does Margaret have better skills in than the surprise visitor?
(a) Greek.
(b) Latin.
(c) History.
(d) Fencing.

3. What does the Common Man think Wolsey really died of?
(a) Poison.
(b) A broken heart.
(c) Anger.
(d) Shame.

4. What is Wolsey requesting in the item he has More read when they meet together?
(a) A resignation for himself.
(b) A divorce for King Henry.
(c) A replacement for Catherine.
(d) A promotion for himself.

5. Where was More when he could not be found?
(a) Communion.
(b) Confession.
(c) Vespers.
(d) The graveyard.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is a publican?

2. What does the Common Man say is the main difference between Wolsey and the new Chancellor?

3. What does the surprise visitor say about Margaret?

4. Who replaced Wolsey after his death?

5. What was created after Cranmer was appointed?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does More say when Norfolk begs him in the Tower to sign the Act of Succession?

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

3. What does the Common man complain about as he takes More home in the boat?

4. Why does More say he doesn't fear to stand before Cromwell at Hampton Court?

5. What does More say to Norfolk when he asks More to give in to the King?

6. What does More say in his speech when he realizes he will be found guilty?

7. What did Bolt say More had the ability to do that most people do not?

8. Why is More opposed to the divorce of King Henry?

9. What does Henry tell More when they are together alone in More's garden?

10. What does Cromwell say will happen to More if he does not bless the King's marriage to Anne?

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