3. The man living with Thomas Wells' mother was:
(a) gone from the area.
(b) a hard worker.
(c) good to the boy.
(d) a drunk who beat the boy.

4. Who does Straw compare the Knights to:
(a) the townsmen.
(b) priests.
(c) the players.
(d) no one.

5. In the opening of the chapters, Nicholas talks about:
(a) his childhood.
(b) his lust.
(c) the distress he has caused his bishop.
(d) his ability to sing.

6. How many people did Nicholas count in the group?
(a) three.
(b) five.
(c) six.
(d) four.

7. What is supposed to happen to Roger True's daughter?
(a) she will be hanged.
(b) she will be married.
(c) she is becoming a nun.
(d) she is having a baby.

8. How old was Thomas Wells?
(a) eleven.
(b) fifteen.
(c) sixteen.
(d) twelve.

9. What does Martin see as a problem for the players?
(a) the guilds.
(b) their old costumes.
(c) the Church.
(d) the distance they have to travel.

10. What does Martin learn will begin the next day?
(a) three days of plays.
(b) a religious service.
(c) six days of jousting.
(d) war games.

11. The group arranges burial for Brendan with the:
(a) town priest.
(b) morgue.
(c) hospital.
(d) innkeeper.

12. Who bargains with the innkeeper?
(a) Nicholas.
(b) Margaret.
(c) Stephen.
(d) Brendan.

13. The specialty of the character Springer is:
(a) woman's parts.
(b) children's parts.
(c) animal parts.
(d) men's parts.

14. What do they learn has occurred in the town?
(a) a robbery.
(b) a murder.
(c) the birth of the lord's son.
(d) the marriage of the lord's daughter.

15. The man who died was:
(a) Nicholas.
(b) Brendan.
(c) Martin.
(d) Sephen.