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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 quality in Richard is Anne impressed when he promises to oversee Henry's burial?
(a) Remorse.
(b) Huberis.
(c) Intelligence.
(d) Humility.

2. What is the name of one of Richard's brothers?
(a) Edward.
(b) Neville.
(c) Hastings.
(d) York.

3. Where does Elizabeth flee to with her son?
(a) Oxford Knoll.
(b) Charleston Abbey.
(c) Westminster Abbey.
(d) Church of the Hills.

4. What are the dead men surrounded by in Clarence's dream?
(a) Weapons.
(b) The women in their lives.
(c) Gold and gems.
(d) Sand.

5. Where does Richard send Anne when the funeral is over?
(a) James House.
(b) Crosby House.
(c) London House.
(d) Thames House.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many times did Hastings' horse stumble on the way to the Tower?

2. What type of person does Anne think Richard is?

3. Who asks God that Rivers, Dorset and Lord Hastings die young?

4. What does Richard say is the cause of Henry and Edward's deaths?

5. A messenger comes to the Duchess of York and Queen Elizabeth and tells them that Grey and who were arrested?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Richard and Buckingham tell the Mayor when they meet him for the first time at the Tower?

2. What is Margaret's curse?

3. What does the scrivener think about the people who do not see what Richard is doing?

4. Why does Stanley tell Christopher that he cannot support Richmond?

5. What happens at the end of the dream Clarence has while he is in prison?

6. Why does the Mayor end up begging for Richard to become king?

7. What are the two types of things that the ghosts say to Richard and Richmond?

8. Before he dies, what does Grey say about Margaret's curse?

9. Once the parties in the king's presence have all reconciled themselves with each other, what does the queen suggest?

10. What does the imagery in Clarence's dream suggest?

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