3. How does Hannah respond to what Daniel's demands of her in March, 1554?
(a) She reports Daniel for heresy.
(b) She slaps Daniel.
(c) She agrees wholeheartedly.
(d) She breaks their engagement.

4. What does Mary fear besides marriage in 1553?
(a) Losing her subjects' approval.
(b) Ruling alone.
(c) Leading an army.
(d) An outbreak of plague.

5. Why did Hannah and her family convert to a different religion?
(a) It was Hannah's mother's dying wish.
(b) They no longer believed in the Jewish religion.
(c) They were tricked into doing so.
(d) For their own safety.

6. What could associating with Lord Dudley do to Hannah's family in 1553?
(a) Give them an advantage in society.
(b) Cost them their family fortune.
(c) Afford them protection in times of war.
(d) Jeopardize their safety.

7. Who does Hannah receive a letter from in March of 1554?
(a) A cousin.
(b) Daniel.
(c) Her father.
(d) Mr. Dee.

8. Why do the country people wish for Mary to ascend to the throne?
(a) They believe she will bring prosperity back to England.
(b) They believe she will finally end the war with France.
(c) Mary has promised to cut taxes.
(d) Mary is the only royal figure whom the country people trust.

9. What problem arises in regards to the army that is available in 1554?
(a) Many of the men are unsure of their allegiances.
(b) Many of the men have to travel from Scotland.
(c) Many of the men demand higher wages.
(d) Many of the men are without weapons.

10. What does Mary hope to do by marrying Philip?
(a) Provide an heir for the citizens of England.
(b) Appease the rebels.
(c) Make political ties in eastern Europe.
(d) Have the Spanish army fight England's wars.

11. Who does Hannah see with Princess Elizabeth in the castle garden in the summer of 1548?
(a) Tom Seymour.
(b) King Edward.
(c) Lord Dudley.
(d) Nicholas Throckmorton.

12. What religion does Mary convert England to?
(a) Catholicism.
(b) Protestantism.
(c) Judaism.
(d) Paganism.

13. How is the atmosphere at court after the news of the Queen's pregnancy spreads?
(a) The court turns against Phillip.
(b) The court is alive with love and happiness.
(c) The court is serious and sombre.
(d) The court turns against Elizabeth.

14. What does Elizabeth do while Mary is under siege in summer, 1553?
(a) Feigned illness.
(b) Argued Mary's legal right to the throne.
(c) Gathered supporters for Mary.
(d) Travelled abroad.

15. What does the letter Daniel sends to Hannah in spring 1554 say?
(a) He still wants to marry her.
(b) Her father is ill.
(c) He will cut all ties with her family.
(d) He has been injured on the journey to France.