2. What is Lady Jane awaiting as of winter, 1554?
(a) An invitation to court.
(b) Punishment.
(c) A marriage.
(d) To be returned to the throne.

3. What does Elizabeth fear about returning to London in 1554?
(a) That she will be forced to take on more responsibilty at court.
(b) That the courtiers will not welcome her.
(c) That it will result in her death.
(d) That there is plague in the city.

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

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

6. Why do Hannah and her father emigrate?
(a) The cost of living is cheaper in England.
(b) Hannah's father is offered a job.
(c) They are invited by family already in England.
(d) To escape persecution.

7. Why are doctors sent to Elizabeth in winter, 1554?
(a) To assess whether or not she is pregnant.
(b) To aid her in her ailing condition.
(c) To advise Elizabeth about eating a healthy diet.
(d) To inform her of Mary's health.

8. Why do Hannah and her father discuss running away in April 1553?
(a) Hannah has been accused of being a witch.
(b) Oliver has been charged with a crime.
(c) People have been disappearing in their town.
(d) Their Jewish faith has been revealed.

9. Where is Mary married?
(a) Winchester Cathedral.
(b) St. James' Palace.
(c) Westminster Abbey.
(d) St. Paul's Cathedral.

10. Who does the rebel army want to marry Elizabeth to in 1553?
(a) Edward Courtenay.
(b) Francis Drake.
(c) William Parr.
(d) Henry Percy.

11. Why does Hannah's father move to France?
(a) To cut down on his expenses.
(b) To avoid religious persecution.
(c) To meet with family.
(d) To persue a business opportunity.

12. Who does Hannah predict will be the King's successor?
(a) Lord Dudley.
(b) Princess Mary.
(c) Princess Elizabeth.
(d) Lady Jane Grey.

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

14. When is Elizabeth invited to return to court in 1555?
(a) Spring.
(b) Winter.
(c) Summer.
(d) Autumn.

15. Why is most of the English army not able to be raised in winter, 1554?
(a) There is not enough time.
(b) They are abroad in Africa.
(c) There is an influenza epidemic.
(d) They refuse to fight for a Catholic queen.