3. Why was there an interest in Elizabeth I marrying?
(a) She was not able to have children.
(b) She refused to name a successor.
(c) She was getting old.
(d) She was ill.

4. What did Elizabeth I say she would refuse to give her husband?
(a) Any of her power.
(b) Money.
(c) The right to have mistresses.
(d) A house.

5. Who did Baron Seymour of Sudeley marry?
(a) Mary.
(b) Katherine Parr.
(c) Anne Boleyn.
(d) Elizabeth.

6. Who hosted lavish parties in order to impress the Queen?
(a) Arundel and Pickering.
(b) Arundel and Sussex.
(c) Dudley and Pickering.
(d) Summersby and Norfolk.

7. Who thought that Darnley marrying Mary would strengthen Mary's claim to the throne?
(a) Cecil.
(b) Parliament.
(c) The Privy Council.
(d) Elizabeth I.

8. When was Elizabeth proclaimed Queen according to Chapter 4?
(a) November 10, 1558.
(b) November 2, 1558.
(c) November 12, 1558.
(d) November 17, 1558.

9. What did women in the 16th century have little of?
(a) Money.
(b) Will.
(c) Power.
(d) Rights.

10. Who had himself appointed Lord Protector and Governor?
(a) The Duke of Norfolk.
(b) Edward, Earl of Sussex.
(c) James, Lord Essex.
(d) Edward, Earl of Hertford.

11. What would happen if Elizabeth I was to marry Dudley?
(a) The country would seek to kill Dudley.
(b) The country would be plunged into civil war.
(c) Elizabeth I would be overthrown.
(d) Elizabeth I and Dudley would be executed.

12. What happened to Dudley's wife?
(a) She went missing.
(b) She was killed.
(c) She left him.
(d) She was found dead.

13. What happened in Newhaven in 1563?
(a) Dysentery outbreak.
(b) Tuberculosis outbreak.
(c) Malaria outbreak.
(d) The plague.

14. In what did Elizabeth I retain her independence from the Privy Council?
(a) Policy making.
(b) Vetoing decisions.
(c) Running Parliament.
(d) Finding a spouse.

15. Who did Elizabeth study with?
(a) Lord Sussex.
(b) Mark Grisham.
(c) Roger Ascham.
(d) Duke of Norfolk.