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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Geoffrey say he wants to watch?
(a) Henry and Alais love each other again.
(b) Henry and Eleanor love each other again.
(c) Henry and Alais destroy each other.
(d) Henry and Eleanor destroy each other.

2. What happens as the brothers bicker?
(a) Philip enters.
(b) Henry enters.
(c) John exits.
(d) Eleanor enters.

3. What does Henry think about his kingdom?
(a) How lonely it has been without her.
(b) How much it has changed since she has been gone.
(c) How much it needs her touch.
(d) How pleasant it is to live in a peaceful kingdom.

4. What will Henry's plans do for Alais, as well as make John king and Richard powerless?
(a) Keep her with him.
(b) Give her more property.
(c) Make her his queen.
(d) End her relationship with Henry.

5. The characters manipulate each other like what?
(a) Puppets on a string.
(b) Pieces on a chessboard.
(c) Each other's pets.
(d) Inhuman robots.

6. What does Eleanor say she wants to see?
(a) Richard become king.
(b) John become king.
(c) Geoffrey become king.
(d) Philip become king.

7. How does John respond when Henry asks John whether he has seen Philip?
(a) He begins to cry.
(b) He does not answer.
(c) He leaves the room.
(d) He yells at him.

8. How does Henry respond when Alais asks when it is safe to believe him?
(a) It is only safe to believe him when he tells the truth.
(b) She can believe him most of the time.
(c) It is always safe to believe him, even when he lies.
(d) It is never safe to believe him.

9. How many of Henry's children love him, according to Alais?
(a) All of them.
(b) None.
(c) One.
(d) Two.

10. What does Henry wonder about everybody?
(a) Whether everybody needs to be reassured about who loves whom.
(b) Where they have all gone.
(c) Whether they all would rather share the kingdom.
(d) Why they do not like him.

11. Why does Henry say this person should inherit the crown?
(a) John would simply take the crown if it was not given to him.
(b) Geoffrey would simply take the crown if it was not given to him.
(c) Richard would simply take the crown if it was not given to him.
(d) Philip would simply take the crown if it was not given to him.

12. What does Eleanor ask Henry, regarding the Vexin?
(a) How truly important it is to him.
(b) How much he is willing to pay for it.
(c) How large it is.
(d) Where it is located.

13. Of what does Eleanor say she almost won?
(a) A riding tournament.
(b) The last rebellion she led against Henry.
(c) Her life back.
(d) A game of chess.

14. Of what does Richard accuse Eleanor?
(a) Being a liar.
(b) Being unkind to him and his brothers.
(c) Being more believable in the conversation she had with Geoffrey.
(d) Being a traitor to his father.

15. What does Geoffrey say when John continues to hesitate?
(a) He asks him if he is feeling alright.
(b) He reminds him that he owes him.
(c) He asks him why he is waiting.
(d) He reminds him that it is either Richard on the throne or him.

Short Answer Questions

1. Of what does Alais accuse Eleanor?

2. How big is the Vexin?

3. What does Henry offer Eleanor as they prepare to go in to meet their subjects?

4. For what does Henry suggest Philip wait?

5. Geoffrey says he and John can work together freely, adding that they have got to make an alliance with whom?

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