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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. By the winter of 1566, how long has Katherine been in captivity?
(a) 7 years.
(b) 5 years.
(c) 4 years.
(d) 6 years.

2. What scent does Mary spray on herself from Elizabeth's table before her wedding?
(a) Lily of the Valley.
(b) Lavender.
(c) Lilac.
(d) Roses.

3. When is Margaret Douglas arrested and sent to the Tower after her husband and son go to Scotland?
(a) August 1565.
(b) Fall 1565.
(c) May 1565.
(d) Summer 1565.

4. In the summer of 1562, what vegetable does Mary bring Katherine?
(a) Greens.
(b) Broccoli.
(c) Brussels sprouts.
(d) Asparagus.

5. What is the name of the servant that Ned tells Katherine she can trust?
(a) Adam.
(b) Glynne.
(c) Jasper.
(d) Anselm.

Short Answer Questions

1. At Christmas of 1563, what hood is Queen Elizabeth wearing when Mary meets her as Mary comes from the gatehouse?

2. How tall is Thomas Keyes?

3. Who is writing a book to prove Katherine'a rights as heir and the validity of her marriage

4. How long is Henry Stuart in Scotland before a request is sent from Mary Queen of Scots to marry him?

5. Where is Katherine when she is arrested?

Short Essay Questions

1. In 1564, under what conditions does Elizabeth say that she will make Mary Queen of Scots her heir?

2. What happens after Mary and Thomas Keyes marry?

3. What does Mary overhear Cecil and the Spanish ambassador discussing?

4. How did Mary get the confidence to ride a horse?

5. Where does Ned go and what does Katherine learn while he is gone?

6. What plans do Ned and Katherine make to be married in the fall of 1560?

7. What does Thomas Keyes tell Mary about noticing her?

8. What does Katherine confess to the Archbishop of Canterbury?

9. In the fall of 1561, how do Katherine and Ned communicate?

10. What do Janey and Ned say about Katherine's accusations that he is seeing Frances Mewtas?

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