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

2. How are Catherine and the King of Spain related?
(a) They are siblings.
(b) He is her uncle.
(c) He is her father.
(d) They are cousins.

3. What does More's daughter's suitor call the Church?
(a) Restrictive.
(b) Evil.
(c) Hypocritical.
(d) Unsavory.

4. What does Richard tell More that every man has at the beginning of the book?
(a) An unmet need.
(b) A moral.
(c) A price.
(d) A weakness.

5. What is the name of More's Steward?
(a) Mark.
(b) Matthew.
(c) Luke.
(d) John.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does More tell Cromwell about Wolsey?

2. What does Bolt provide in the preface?

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

4. What does Chapuys call More after talking to him about Wolsey?

5. What does More's daughter's suitor say is the worst thing about More's church?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Norfolk ask More after his chain of service is removed?

2. What does Wolsey tell More he must do before he can be a great statesman?

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

4. How does Rich feel about More's suggestion that he be a teacher, and why does he feel this way?

5. What does the steward say about Rich after asking him for a job?

6. What does More's steward do and say when Rich confronts him after his talk with Chapuys?

7. What will be the first major task for More as the new Chancellor, and what might this mean?

8. How did the Common Man say Wolsey died?

9. How does Bolt say people speak, and what does he say the problem is with this?

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

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