2. What do the Queen's councilors want to do with Elizabeth in winter, 1554?
(a) Send her away to France.
(b) Have her immediately executed.
(c) Bestow a title on her.
(d) Arrest her.

3. How does Hannah feel about being sent to Lady Mary's home in 1553?
(a) She is angry.
(b) She is excited.
(c) She is afraid.
(d) She is devastated.

4. How did Hannah's mother die?
(a) She was burned at the stake.
(b) She was drowned.
(c) She was decapitated.
(d) From plague.

5. What is Mary pleased to learn about Hannah in 1553?
(a) That Hannah has visions.
(b) That Hannah's mother was an opera singer.
(c) That Hannah was once Jewish.
(d) That Hannah is fluent in multiple languages.

6. How can Elizabeth feel Mary's displeasure with her in the spring of 1554?
(a) Through Mary's refusal to allow Elizabeth to marry.
(b) Through Elizabeth's own loneliness.
(c) Through the courtier's mistreatment of Elizabeth.
(d) Through Mary's revocation of Elizabeth's title.

7. What is one reason Hannah decides to remain at Mary's court in autumn, 1553?
(a) Hannah enjoys the influence she has as one of Mary's closest confidents.
(b) Hannah has been told it would be dangerous for her to leave.
(c) Hannah is in no rush to marry Daniel.
(d) Hannah is in love with one of Mary's male servants.

8. What will happen if Queen Mary has a daughter?
(a) Elizabeth can still fight to inherit the throne from Mary.
(b) Elizabeth has no chance to inherit the throne from Mary.
(c) According to Hannah's vision, England will enter an age of prosperity.
(d) She will be taken to Spain.

9. Who arrives at the Tower in May, 1554?
(a) A group of men.
(b) Hannah's father.
(c) Mary and her councellors.
(d) The Bishop of Canterbury.

10. Who does Hannah spend her afternoons with at court in spring, 1553?
(a) Princess Elizabeth.
(b) Robert Dudley.
(c) Will Sommers.
(d) John Dee.

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

12. While traveling to England, what did Hannah's father insist she do for her own safety?
(a) Stay by his side at all times.
(b) Dress as a boy.
(c) Speak to him only in English.
(d) Carry a knife.

13. What is Mary forced to do following the second uprising against her?
(a) Renouce her Catholic faith.
(b) Imprison her councilmen.
(c) Punish the traitors more severely.
(d) Flee to Spain.

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

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