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

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

3. Where is Lady Mary's home?
(a) Cheshunt.
(b) Ware.
(c) Hunsdon.
(d) Welwyn.

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

5. Where does Elizabeth spend her winter in 1554?
(a) Banbury.
(b) Woodstock.
(c) Kidlington.
(d) Wallingford.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Mary pleased to learn about Hannah in 1553?

2. How does Hannah spend her mornings at court in spring, 1553?

3. What does Elizabeth procrastinate about in the winter of 1554?

4. Why did Hannah and her family convert to a different religion?

5. What religion does Mary convert England to?

Short Essay Questions

1. What news trickles in to Woodstock while Hannah is staying the winter there with Elizabeth?

2. In Spring 1553, why are disappearances occurring? What does this mean for Hannah's family?

3. What was the goal of the rebel army that advanced to London in winter 1553?

4. In May 1554, where is Elizabeth taken to live?

5. In Autumn 1554, what is special about life at court?

6. What does Mary do when she needs an army to defend her in Winter 1554?

7. Under what circumstances do Hannah and her father move to England?

8. What did Mary's councillors want to do to Elizabeth following the uprising against Mary? Why does Elizabeth procrastinate in her return to London?

9. Why is Mary unable to raise an army to defend herself in Winter 1554?

10. What offer does Mary give to Elizabeth in order for Elizabeth to regain her freedom?

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