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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book One, Chapters 32-37.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What reason inspired the arranged marriage for Richard in 1191?
(a) A political alliance with Navarre, a territory near Aquitaine.
(b) An alliance with France.
(c) A political alliance with Aquitaine, a territory near France.
(d) An alliance with Wales.
2. Who was supposed to be Henry's heir, to take the crown upon Henry Pantagenet's death?
(a) Geoffrey.
(b) Young Henry.
(c) John.
(d) Richard.
3. How is Gruffydd's release finally secured?
(a) A charter created by rebel barons and signed by King John.
(b) A letter written by Joanna.
(c) A request made by King John's son, Richard.
(d) An order issued by the Pope.
4. How does Gwenwynwyn, Prince of Lower Powys, become involved in the struggle between King John and his disgraced old friend in Chapter 24?
(a) Gwenwynwyn owns some of the lands where the conflict between John and his old friend are taking place.
(b) Gwenwynwyn tries to take lands border his territory in Wales during the chaos between John and his old friend.
(c) Gwenwynwyn decides to help John fight back his old friend's raids.
(d) Gwenwynwyn decides to help John's old friend against John's army.
5. What does Llewelyn tell Morgan must happen in Wales before their can be peace in Chapter 27?
(a) All of Wales must unite around one man, one prince.
(b) All of Wales must pay into the war fund.
(c) All of Wales must take up arms against France.
(d) All of Wales must surrender to King John.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why did Eleanor leave King Henry and return to her own lands in Aquitaine?
2. How much sooner than expected does Joanna arrive home to Wales after her trip?
3. What is unusual about Joanna's labor that causes those caring for her to fear for her life in Chapter 24?
4. With what does Walter de Hodnet attempt to bribe Llewelyn and his men?
5. Who is John de Grey?
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