3. What were the names of the two boy princes?
(a) Edward and Henry
(b) Richard and Henry
(c) Richard and William
(d) Edward and Richard

4. Who were arrested as conspirators?
(a) Lord Stanley, Lord Hastings and John Morton
(b) Lord Hastings, Jerry Stanley, and John Morton
(c) Lord Morton, John Hastings and Lord Stanley
(d) Lord Morton, John Stanley, and Lord Hastings

5. What is the surgeon's explanation for the lack of mention of the princes' disappearances?
(a) The princes must still have been alive
(b) That these kinds of accusations are made behind closed doors, not in public
(c) That he had no idea about the princes yet and neither did anyone else
(d) That they wanted to keep it quiet for the sake of the family

6. What does Carradine want to do?
(a) Write a book about his findings about Richard the III
(b) Drop the research permanently on the peasants and win the respect of his peers
(c) Drop the research on Richard and go back to the peasants
(d) Go to the press and demand they help him clear Richard the III in history books

7. What does Carradine say most criminals are unable to do?
(a) Not get caught
(b) Justify their acts to God
(c) Go from B to C
(d) Go from A to B

8. What are the vast majority of gravestones and monuments in Scotland of people executed for religious beliefs?
(a) Reminders of how bad things can be for the religious communities
(b) Accurate portrayals of historical tragedies
(c) False history, or hogwash
(d) False history, or tonypandy

9. What did the Bishop tell the council on the eighth of June?
(a) Edward was previously married to someone else before his child was born
(b) Edward had another son
(c) Edward was never married to the princes' mother
(d) Edward was not the rightful king

10. Who else was rumored to have been killed by Richard?
(a) Edward's two sons
(b) Edward
(c) Henry the Seventh's son
(d) Henry the Sixth's only son

11. Out of those Richard had executed, who was most cherished?
(a) Lord Hastings
(b) Joan Rivers
(c) Lord Stanley
(d) John Rivers

12. How long after the proclamation was issued was Lord Hastings beheaded?
(a) One month
(b) One week
(c) Twenty-four hours
(d) Seventy-two hours

13. What is Alan reminded of after he receives the message from Carradine?
(a) The account of the scene made in the Tower regarding Jane Shore
(b) The life of Richards' surviving mistresses/wife
(c) The death of the nephews
(d) How medieval proceedings were in Richard's time

14. Who was pardoned twice?
(a) Sir James Tyrell
(b) Sir William Tonnes
(c) Sir James Tyrrel
(d) Sir Henry IV

15. Who has more motive to kill the boys now?
(a) Grant
(b) Richard
(c) Warwick
(d) Henry