2. What does Catalina instruct Doña Elvira to tell her and Arthur's parents?
(a) That Catalina is suddenly showing signs of pregnancy.
(b) That Catalina's marriage was never consummated.
(c) That Arthur was a cruel husband.
(d) That Catalina and Harry have been having an affair.

3. What does Catalina hold to her nose at Arthur's death bed?
(a) A handkerchief.
(b) A sachet of lavender.
(c) A rose.
(d) A clove of herbs.

4. What is the name of Catalina's duenna?
(a) Doña Eldoria.
(b) Doña Elvira.
(c) Doña Emilia.
(d) Doña Ema.

5. What do Catalina and Arthur travel in on their journey to Ludlow?
(a) A carriage.
(b) A sailboat.
(c) A barge.
(d) A litter.

6. What has Catalina prepared when Arthur comes to her room the second time in Chapter 4?
(a) A card game.
(b) A meal.
(c) A note.
(d) A clean set of clothes.

7. What is Catalina told not to leave England without?
(a) Her due as Dowager Princess of Wales.
(b) Her title intact.
(c) Papers releasing her from her marriage.
(d) Proof that Arthur is dead.

8. What does Catalina say she must do before going to bed in Chapter 4?
(a) Bathe.
(b) Write a letter.
(c) Change her clothes.
(d) Pray.

9. Where does Catalina travel to after meeting Arthur and Henry?
(a) London.
(b) Bristol.
(c) Oxford.
(d) Cornwall.

10. Where do Catalina and Arthur stop for several days in Chapter 4?
(a) Oxford College.
(b) Wales.
(c) Bath.
(d) Westminster.

11. Whom did Catalina say she thought was coming to her bedroom?
(a) Arthur's mother.
(b) The entire court.
(c) The royal guards.
(d) A visiting dignitary.

12. What is Catalina's new opinion of Arthur in Chapter 3?
(a) He is arrogant.
(b) He is devious.
(c) He is emotionally troubled.
(d) He is a sissy.

13. What do the conquering Spaniards promise to allow?
(a) Equal rights to all men.
(b) Voting rights to all citizens.
(c) Religious freedom.
(d) Public trials.

14. What issue do Catalina and Arthur debate at Ludlow?
(a) How to defend their borders.
(b) The Spanish Inquisition.
(c) Whether women should be allowed in positions of power.
(d) Educating peasants.

15. What does Lady Margaret advise would make Catalina's life easier?
(a) If she learned to speak without a Spanish accent.
(b) If she showed more devotion to God.
(c) If there was a baby on the way.
(d) If she spent more time with her mother-in-law.