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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. What is the name of More's daughter?
(a) Maria.
(b) Martha.
(c) Margaret.
(d) Mary.

2. What was created after Cranmer was appointed?
(a) The Anglican Religion.
(b) The Church of the United Kingdom.
(c) The Divorce Court.
(d) The Church of England.

3. What does Rich do for the Duke?
(a) He is a servant.
(b) He is a librarian.
(c) He is a scribe.
(d) He is an announcer.

4. What does Richard tell More that every man has at the beginning of the book?
(a) A price.
(b) A weakness.
(c) A moral.
(d) An unmet need.

5. How do most people view the new Chancellor?
(a) They think he is a heretic.
(b) They think he is an angel.
(c) The think he is a traitor.
(d) They think he is a Saint.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Wolsey want More to read when they meet?

2. What does the Common Man think Wolsey really died of?

3. What does More's daughter's suitor call the Church?

4. What is Henry's innocent fantasy according to Cromwell?

5. Who does the surprise visitor apologize to for his intrusion?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does More's steward tell Chapuys about More since he became Chancellor?

2. What happens to people who do not support the new church?

3. What does Cromwell say has to be done to More to make the divorce possible, and what does Rich say to this?

4. Where does the Common Man say Rich died, and what are his feelings about this?

5. What does Alice say Norfolk hinted about while talking with her?

6. How did More trust in the law when he rejected the King's demands?

7. What did Bolt say More had the ability to do that most people do not?

8. Why does More not fear negative consequences from the King after his resignation?

9. What does Chapuys say will happen if Henry is allowed to divorce Catherine?

10. What does More say to the Headsman just before he is executed?

(see the answer keys)

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