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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 do they learn in the middle of the performance?
(a) the Monk has confessed.
(b) the Monk is dead.
(c) Jane is freed.
(d) Jane has been hanged.

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

3. According to Nicholas, which term does not describe their behavior that day?
(a) discuss details of murder.
(b) avoid mentioning the name of Thomas Wells.
(c) avoid discussing Jane.
(d) avoid discussing what has happened.

4. Nicholas notes that as the play beings:
(a) the is a strange light.
(b) the players were concerned about the sheriff.
(c) the innkeeper asked them to leave.
(d) the audience booed.

5. Who was in the audience that shouted out during the play?
(a) the sheriff.
(b) the mother of Thomas Wells.
(c) Roger True.
(d) the Monk.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Justice promises Nicholas that:

2. Tobias and Springer cover their fears by:

3. Nicholas is wearing:

4. What is noticed about the body of the Monk?

5. What do they do during the day?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Nicholas thinks over the events of the last few days. What does he blame for their predicament?

3. What does Nicholas explain about the Play of Thomas Wells?

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

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

6. How do the players perform the play?

7. Where does Nicholas go after leaving the castle?

8. How did the players think they would deal with Lord de Guise?

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

10. What kinds of questions does the Justice ask Margaret?

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