2. What does the text of Sir Thomas lean towards?
(a) Richard the Third's innocence
(b) Richard the Third's guilt for the murders
(c) He leans to nothing but presents facts and lets the reader decide
(d) He gives a factual account of the events that occurred without bias

3. When did Tyrell confess and hanged for the crime of killing the princes?
(a) 1502, nearly twenty years after Richard's death
(b) 1503
(c) 1510
(d) 1495, ten years after Richard's death

4. How did Grant view Thomas More after finding this out?
(a) As though he is the foremost source of information on Richard III
(b) As though he is washed out, cancelled and deleted
(c) As a weak kneed man who shouldn't have reported heresay information as factual
(d) As an admirable historian reporting on something he knew nothing about

5. How did the print of Sir Thomas More's account of Richard the Third strike Grant?
(a) Grant found it a more to the point account and engrossing
(b) Grant found it to appear largely uninformative and intimidating
(c) Grant found it to be childishly written and un-intimidating
(d) Grant found it to appear unexciting and large paragraphs intimidating

6. Who was Edward's mistress?
(a) Jane More
(b) Jane Shore
(c) Dahlia Happer
(d) Susan Cherie

7. What did the author of The Rose of Raby hint at the end?
(a) Richard's guilt
(b) The end of the grandmother's life
(c) The marriage to a prominent lord from Elizabeth's eventual daughter
(d) Elizabeth's coronation as queen and her brother's death

8. What kind of match were Richard Plantagenet and Cicely Nevill?
(a) A marriage of convenience
(b) A loveless marriage
(c) A love match
(d) An arranged marriage

9. What had Grant given Mrs. Tinker every year for Christmas?
(a) A new leather handbag
(b) A gift card to Boots
(c) Scented bath soaps
(d) A gift card to Marks and Spencers

10. Who actually killed the two boys?
(a) Diteon and Fredrich
(b) Darcy and Forrest
(c) Dighton and Forrest
(d) Dwight and Frank

11. How does Grant describe the way stars affect a person?
(a) They make one lose themselves
(b) They make them feel omnipotent and all powerful, in awe of the world at the same time
(c) They make him feel unimportant, and useless in the universe
(d) They reduce his status to an amoeba, take the last vestige of human pride and confidence

12. What color was one of the objects brought?
(a) Ruby red
(b) Sky blue
(c) Sunset pink
(d) Sage green

13. What makes Mrs. Tinker think that Grant is unwell?
(a) He hasn't touched his scones
(b) He hasn't drank his tea
(c) He hasn't read the paper
(d) He looks a little pale

14. Who claimed to have done away with the nephews?
(a) A friend of Richard's, Tyrrel
(b) A friend of Richard, Tyler
(c) Queen Elizabeth
(d) King Richard III

15. What does Marta say about Brent upon her leaving?
(a) "Now that he's here, I better be going"
(b) He is possessed of strong sorcery to win over Grants favor
(c) That he has usurped her favor in Grant's eyes
(d) That he is a much more welcome visitor than she nowadays