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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3, A Royal Scandal.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why was it fashionable for courtiers to pursue arts and literature and not sports and tournaments when Edward VI reigned?
(a) Because Edward VI emulated his father and arts and literature were popular during the latter's reign.
(b) Because Edward VI did not want to emulate his father since sport and tournaments were popular during the latter's reign.
(c) Because arts and literature were considered Protestant pursuits, not Catholic.
(d) Because sports and tournaments were considered Catholic pursuits, not Protestant ones.
2. Why was religious conflict imminent after King Edward VI ascended the throne?
(a) Because King Edward VI was a devout Catholic and his sister Mary a devout Protestant.
(b) Because Mary was a devout Protestant and her sister Elizabeth a devout Catholic.
(c) Because King Edward VI was a devout Protestant and his sister Mary a devout Catholic.
(d) Because Elizabeth was a devout Protestant and her sister Mary a devout Catholic.
3. How many surviving children did Henry have?
(a) Three.
(b) Four.
(c) Two.
(d) One.
4. Which queen did Henry VIII annul his marriage to after only six months?
(a) Katherine Howard.
(b) Katherine Parr.
(c) Anne of Cleves.
(d) Anne Boleyn.
5. What was the name of Henry VIII's final wife, who encouraged him to reinstate Mary in succession?
(a) Anne Boleyn.
(b) Anne of Cleves.
(c) Katherine Parr.
(d) Katerine Howard.
Short Answer Questions
1. Along with the Earl of Hertford, Archbishop ______ held a prominent position on the council after Henry VIII's death.
2. What was Thomas Seymour's motive for entering the king's chamber with a forged key?
3. When Earl Hertford was knighted, what did his title become?
4. Why did the council of regents assume control after Henry VIII died?
5. What was the name of the tutor Elizabeth persuaded her guardians to appoint?
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