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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Hannah learn about Queen Mary during her stay with Elizabeth in 1555?
(a) That she will be moving her court to Spain in the spring.
(b) That her pregnancy is progressing.
(c) That she is ill.
(d) That she has forgiven Elizabeth.

2. How does Hannah spend her mornings at court in spring, 1553?
(a) Meditating to encourage her visions.
(b) Studying with John Dee.
(c) Praying at the cathedral.
(d) Playing in the garden.

3. What does Mary reassure the people of in winter, 1554?
(a) That her marriage will mean an end to the war with France.
(b) That her marriage will not result in the annexing of England.
(c) That her marriage will allow England to colonize the world.
(d) That her marriage is legal.

4. Who is unattended and disgraced by spring 1554?
(a) Elizabeth.
(b) Lord Dudley.
(c) Elizabeth.
(d) Hannah.

5. 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 are unsure of their allegiances.
(c) Many of the men demand higher wages.
(d) Many of the men have to travel from Scotland.

6. Why does Hannah go home in April of 1553?
(a) To prepare for her wedding.
(b) For a religious holiday.
(c) To visit her father.
(d) She has lost her employment.

7. Along with her husband, who is with Queen Mary when Hannah meets with her in spring, 1555?
(a) John White.
(b) Matthew Parker.
(c) Reginald Pole.
(d) Nicholas Heath.

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

9. Why does Hannah decide to remain in London in 1554?
(a) To gather information about the rebellion.
(b) To keep Elizabeth company in her darkest time.
(c) Because it is suddenly safer than France.
(d) Mary asks Hannah for her support during her pregnancy.

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

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

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

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

14. As of September, 1554, what has Queen Mary not done for two months.
(a) Menstruated.
(b) Spoken to Elizabeth.
(c) Allowed her husband to share her bed.
(d) Met with her advisors.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Hannah sent to Lady Mary's home in 1553?

2. Where does Elizabeth go at Christmas time in 1553?

3. How is the atmosphere at court after the news of the Queen's pregnancy spreads?

4. What does Mary no longer demand of Elizabeth as of spring, 1555?

5. Who does Hannah receive a letter from in March of 1554?

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