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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. Who sent Alan a letter?
(a) Carradine
(b) Marta
(c) Laura
(d) Sergeant Williams
2. Thomas More's account said that Edward was previously married to whom?
(a) Susan Shanon
(b) Elizabeth Lucy
(c) Lucille Elizabeth
(d) Lucy Elizabeth
3. How does Carradine's face react at the mention of Thomas More?
(a) He looks angry
(b) He looks sad
(c) He looks nauseated
(d) He looks indifferent
4. Who has more motive to kill the boys now?
(a) Warwick
(b) Richard
(c) Henry
(d) Grant
5. What happened to the vast majority of the York heirs to the throne?
(a) They overthrew Henry
(b) They were judicially murdered
(c) They all died suspiciously
(d) They lived out their lives
Short Answer Questions
1. How did the British public react to the execution of people who fought at Richard III's side?
2. The martyrs that Laura mentions were from ______________.
3. How much of a Scotsman is Grant?
4. What is a dragoon?
5. Who benefits from the death of the two princes?
Short Essay Questions
1. What idea makes the whole notion of the murder of his nephews ludicrous?
2. What is the difference between what the dragoons were and what they are considered to be by the majority of the populace today?
3. What differs in the accounts of how Henry VI's son dies?
4. What was the difference in the Queen Dowager's treatment under Edward and under Henry?
5. What did Laura mention about the Martyrs?
6. When reviewing Thomas More's account of Richard the Third, what problem did Alan come up with?
7. What is the difference in previous records of Henry and Richard?
8. What led Carradine to believe that Richard wanted to end the feud between the Lancasters and Yorks?
9. Why was it important to Morton that Richard be removed from the throne?
10. What else troubles Alan regarding the nephews, other than the lack of motive to murder them?
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