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

2. What were the Cat and the Rat's positions?
(a) Speaker for the Church and Commissioner of Peace in France
(b) Speaker of the House of Commons and the Commissioner of Peace in Scotland respectively
(c) Beloved pets of the king and his closest friends
(d) Beloved pets of the princes and their best confidantes

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

4. Who does Grant want to get a note to?
(a) Sergeant Williams
(b) Marta
(c) Mr. Williamson
(d) Mr. Tinker

5. What did he suggest was the motive of Richard III to kill the boys?
(a) Hatred of their mother
(b) Envy of his older brother
(c) Hatred of children
(d) Hatred of himself

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Grant hate the sight of?

2. Who was Grant chasing?

3. What kind of work was Rose of Raby?

4. Who visits Grant this time?

5. How was Richard described?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who was John Morton and why is he an important person?

2. What enrages Alan Grant about Sir Thomas More?

3. What could have led Richard to respect and admire his brother, Edward?

4. What is Grant's belief into researching a perpetrator?

5. What is most interesting about Henry's Bill of Attainder?

6. What happened to Lord Hastings?

7. What did Grant first think about when he saw Richard the Third's face?

8. What did Richard do to his mother?

9. What was claimed to have been suggested to a guard at the Tower of London?

10. What has Grant found in the ceiling?

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