2. Who does Anne note Henry is guilty of murdering?
(a) Anyone who denies the legitimacy of his daughters.
(b) One of his mistresses.
(c) Thousands of priests.
(d) Hundreds of children.

3. What does Jane reassure Katherine will make her life more pleasurable.
(a) Having children.
(b) Finding a lover.
(c) Avoiding the King as much as possible.
(d) Getting involved with politics.

4. What crime does Norfolk tell Jane Culpepper is guilty of?
(a) Treason.
(b) Extortion.
(c) Rape.
(d) Thieving.

5. What is Jane determined to do before she is punished for her part in Katherine's affair?
(a) Plead her case to the King.
(b) Get Norfolk executed.
(c) Speak to Katherine.
(d) Apologize to Princess Elizabeth for her part in her mother's death.

6. What does Jane act delighted to see out of her window?
(a) A building burning down.
(b) Workmen building Katherine's scaffold.
(c) A crowd shouting obscenities at her.
(d) The King approaching.

7. Where has the man Norfolk intends to tempt Katherine with just returned from?
(a) Ireland.
(b) France.
(c) Scotland.
(d) Italy.

8. What does Katherine question about Jane in October 1541?
(a) Why Jane helps her meet Culpepper.
(b) Why she betrayed Anne and George Boleyn.
(c) Why Jane pushes her to have a baby.
(d) Why Jane speaks to Norfolk so much.

9. What does Ambassador Harst tell Anne is distressing the King?
(a) That Katherine is not yet pregnant.
(b) Threats from the King of France.
(c) His impending death.
(d) His son's ill health.

10. What is Jane, still in the tower, trying to convince people of in order to save her life?
(a) That she is with child.
(b) That the King is her father.
(c) That she was tricked into committing her crime.
(d) That she is insane.

11. What is the aim of the rebels in the north around 1541?
(a) To bring back the old religion.
(b) To place a Plantagenet on the throne.
(c) To pay less tax.
(d) To have Anne reinstated as queen.

12. With the presence of Katherine's friends, what has happened to the royal court?
(a) It has become boring.
(b) It has become focused on the arts.
(c) It has become immoral.
(d) It has become dangerous.

13. What is Henry's opinion of Thomas Culpepper?
(a) Henry considers Culpepper an enemy.
(b) Henry loves Culpepper.
(c) Henry distrusts Culpepper.
(d) Henry appreciates Culpepper's intelligence.

14. Which family is said to be the enemies of the Howards?
(a) The Dudleys.
(b) The Parrs.
(c) The Seymours.
(d) The Stuarts.

15. When Katherine is locked up, what does she think is happening?
(a) Plague has broken out in the city.
(b) Henry is punishing her for losing her baby.
(c) Henry has found out about her affair.
(d) A game is being played.