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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. In 1495 when the pretender lands in England and then leaves, how many of his men does Henry captures?
(a) About 160.
(b) Around 75.
(c) 192.
(d) 84.

2. In 1497, what does Henry call the pretender?
(a) Perkin Warbeck.
(b) Pike Norman.
(c) Peter Warboys.
(d) Pero Osbeque.

3. In 1491, how old would Elizabeth's brother Richard be?
(a) 21.
(b) 19.
(c) 18.
(d) 17.

4. In autumn of 1492, when Henry goes to war, how many horses and knights follow Henry?
(a) 1500.
(b) 1400.
(c) 1700.
(d) 1600.

5. What color eyes does Elizabeth's daughter Mary have?
(a) Brown.
(b) Green.
(c) Blue.
(d) Hazel.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the Spring of 1489, where does Elizabeth say that her uncle Edward died in 1488?

2. In 1491, how many years have passed since Bosworth?

3. In 1495, near what castle does the court stay for the summer?

4. How many battles are fought against France in 1492?

5. In 1491, when does Elizabeth think that she is pregnant again?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Greenwich Palace, London, June 1492, what does Elizabeth hear, and what does she realize that she is hearing?

2. In the autumn of 1497, what does Henry tell Elizabeth she must do when he brings the boy to London?

3. In 1496, who does the boy who claims to be Richard marry?

4. In Westminster Palace, London, Autumn 1491, what does Henry say about Queen Elizabeth?

5. What army does Charles of France send and where in 1491?

6. In 1494, what does Margaret learn when she visit her brother in the Tower?

7. During Christmas 1488, what does Margaret tell Elizabeth about her brother Edward?

8. What happens when Henry marches on France in 1492?

9. Why does Elizabeth not want her son to go to Wales and have his own court at Ludlow Castle when he is six?

10. In 1492, what does Elizabeth see and hear as England arms for war?

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