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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Prior's Great Hall, Winchester, 19 September 1486, how old does Elizabeth remember that she was when they hid in the crypt below the chapel at Westminster?

2. In Westminster Palace, London, Autumn 1484, where does Henry Tudor stay until his coronation?

3. In Palace of Sheen, Richmond, Summer 1486, who usually dines with Henry and Elizabeth?

4. In Westminster Palace, London, December 1485, how long did Henry spend exiled at the court of Brittany?

5. How long after Elizabeth's child is born must she be in confinement after the birth of her baby?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Elizabeth's mother look like when Elizabeth is reunited with her in Westminster Palace, London, Autumn 1485?

2. What has Maggie's life been like in On the Great North Road, Autumn 1485?

3. What is the room like where Elizabeth will spend her confinement before and after her baby is born?

4. Why is Edward allowed to leave the tower and walk with the family to Mass?

5. In Sheriff Hutton Castle, Yorkshire, Autumn 1485, who is with Elizabeth at the castle?

6. In June of 1487 when Henry goes to battle, what does Elizabeth say to him before he goes?

7. What is the illness like that appears in Westminster Palace, London, Autumn 1485?

8. In Westminster Palace, London, March 1486, how does Elizabeth describe her father?

9. What does Elizabeth wear and how does she look on the day that she marries Henry?

10. In Westminster Palace, London, March 1486, what does Elizabeth tell Henry that her father used to do when he had to listen to speeches?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Queen Elizabeth and Lady Margaret had different methods for raising children. What does the author reveal about motherhood through the examples of these two women and the children that they raise?

Essay Topic 2

Henry and Lady Margaret suspected that Queen Elizabeth was partially responsible for some of the rebellions. Why was Queen Elizabeth suspected of inciting rebellions, and what does the author reveal about her guilt or innocence?

Essay Topic 3

Henry trusts very few people. Who can Henry trust, and why are there so few people that he finds trustworthy?

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