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

2. The Justice, his men and Nicholas ride to:
(a) the grave yard.
(b) the church.
(c) the castle.
(d) the roadside.

3. Why couldn't Nicholas give the dying man absolution:
(a) he couldn't bring himself to do it.
(b) he wasn't sick enough.
(c) the man was already dead.
(d) he could not repent his sins.

4. How do the players feel before the play?
(a) excited.
(b) nervous.
(c) afraid.
(d) nonchalant.

5. Tobias and Springer cover their fears by:
(a) talking about the need to save Jane.
(b) relying on the leadership of Nicholas.
(c) saying it is an honor for the Lord to bring them to his castle.
(d) discussing the information they made known.

Short Answer Questions

1. After leaving the castle, Nicholas:

2. In the play Thomas Wells says the purpose of the purse was to:

3. They discovered that Thomas Wells:

4. How did the audience appear before the beginning of the performance?

5. Martin raises the issue of:

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Martin error and how did he correct his error?

2. What do the players do when the steward takes them to Lord de Guise's chamber?

3. What happens in the show when Thomas Wells was portrayed as following the woman to her house?

4. Where are the players taken when they arrive at the castle?

5. Who does Nicholas decide to see for information?

6. What happens when Nicholas is sent to give Last Rites to the dying Knight?

7. What does examining the body of Thomas Wells reveal?

8. What are the players allowed to bring to the castle?

9. What does Nicholas feel is Martin's purpose for the play?

10. Why does Nicholas misrepresent himself as a representative of the King's Justice?

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