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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Five/Twenty-Six.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Katherine take Geoffrey to tell him about the guilt she feels and everything she now believes has gone wrong in her life?
(a) To the ruins of Savoy
(b) To Blanche's tomb
(c) The Pessoners' back yard
(d) To see Brother William's head
2. John exits the obligatory mass for Blanche and encounters an angry mob who claim that:
(a) John owes them money
(b) John is actually not English, but French
(c) John is not the king's son but the son of a Flemish butcher
(d) John is not the king's son but the son of a French tailor
3. Why can't Katherine go home?
(a) She is sick with a bad cold
(b) She isn't given her usual five escorts, just three
(c) Hugh has banned her from Kettlethorpe
(d) She doesn't have either enough money or an escort for the journey
4. After reversing the Parliament's measures, John still has two significant enemies:
(a) The King and the Prince of Wales
(b) Katherine and Costanza
(c) Isolda and Pieter
(d) The Earl of March and Bishop Courtenay of London
5. How does John suddenly strengthen his political position?
(a) He vows to give England to Castile
(b) He reverses the measures the Parliament recently passed, he frees Alice Perrers and prisoners sentenced by the House of Commons
(c) He gives Costanza the freedom to divorce him if she wants
(d) He changes the law so all couples can live in sin
Short Answer Questions
1. As Katherine regains her memory of the moments before Brother Williams' death, she tells Dame Emma that it wasn't the friar's blood that drove Blanchette away, but probably:
2. Katherine visits her beloved Blanche's tomb. In the tomb, she hears Blanche's voice and decides:
3. Why is Costanza eager to make a pilgrimage to Canterbury?
4. Katherine goes to the Chapel to visit Blanches' body and finds the duke there. What does he tell her?
5. The Duke goes into seclusion after Blanche's burial, permitting only this person to see him:
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