2. During the course of the performance, the players reveal:
(a) the nature of Lord William.
(b) the corruption of the innkeeper.
(c) the sources of their information.
(d) their true identifies.

3. What other question is raised in the play?
(a) why was the woman on the road.
(b) nothing.
(c) why was the boy on the road.
(d) why was the Monk on the road.

4. The financial proceeds from the performance were:
(a) about average.
(b) more than they ever earned from one play.
(c) low.
(d) the same as the last play.

5. Early the next morning, Nicholas lays there thinking of:
(a) God.
(b) Jane.
(c) the events of the last few days that brought them to this point.
(d) his Bishop.

6. In the play Nicholas plays the role of:
(a) God.
(b) Thomas Wells.
(c) Good Counsel and Conscience.
(d) the Monk.

7. What does Lord de Guise have with him?
(a) his wife.
(b) a note pad.
(c) a book.
(d) a falcon.

8. What does Lambert say about his daughter:
(a) she deserves to be hanged.
(b) she has stolem before.
(c) she has a violent temper.
(d) that she couldn't kill a human child.

9. What did the players decide to offer to Lord de Guise?
(a) their apologies.
(b) their help in the investigation.
(c) Christmas plays.
(d) nothing.

10. Springer, as Thomas Wells, raises the question of:
(a) why the burial was so quick.
(b) where the body was.
(c) money.
(d) a strange man.

11. Who is dying?
(a) the Knight injured in the jousting match.
(b) a household servant.
(c) Margaret.
(d) Jane.

12. What question does Lambert ask Nicholas:
(a) what does the Monk want.
(b) what is the name of the Justice.
(c) what does the Justice want.
(d) why is Nicholas lying.

13. When Nicholas walks through the town, he sees:
(a) a woman lying in the snow.
(b) a beggar fighting a dog for an egg.
(c) a man who had frozen to death.
(d) two men fighting.

14. What does Martin want to do?
(a) fight the Monk.
(b) save the girl.
(c) nothing.
(d) leave town.

15. What did Springer and Straw learn at the castle?
(a) there is no interest in the case.
(b) there is a great deal of concern about a miscarriage of justice.
(c) nothing.
(d) they support the woman.