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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. How does Carradine's face react at the mention of Thomas More?
(a) He looks angry
(b) He looks indifferent
(c) He looks nauseated
(d) He looks sad

2. Who benefits from the death of the two princes?
(a) Richard II
(b) Henry VII
(c) Richard III
(d) Brent Carradine III

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

4. Who was Grant thinking about when he mentioned the beauty with the gilt hair?
(a) Atlanta
(b) Elizabeth Woodville, the Queen Dowager
(c) Marta
(d) Elizabeth Woodville, Queen of England

5. When was Tyrrel's confession made?
(a) On the way to the chopping block
(b) Before his trial
(c) During his trial
(d) After he was dead

Short Answer Questions

1. When did the younger boy join his brother?

2. How many conspirators were there in the plot to kill King Richard?

3. What does Carradine believe was Richard's ambition?

4. What was the gist of the rumor issued by France?

5. Where do people stand on soap boxes to speak of things of little consequence that few believe?

Short Essay Questions

1. What idea makes the whole notion of the murder of his nephews ludicrous?

2. What was Henry the Seventh's first action when he came to the throne?

3. What is noted about the general reception of Richard taking over as Protector of England?

4. What is considered to be almost inappropriate actions of the royal family following Edward's death?

5. What is the difference in previous records of Henry and Richard?

6. What is the difference between what the dragoons were and what they are considered to be by the majority of the populace today?

7. What did Richard do on the Fifth of June?

8. What is odd about the Tyrrel confession?

9. When reviewing Thomas More's account of Richard the Third, what problem did Alan come up with?

10. What differs in the accounts of how Henry VI's son dies?

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