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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 did the two visitors talk about?
(a) The Bible and scripture
(b) What Grant should do to keep himself occupied
(c) Grants' condition
(d) The state of affairs in the house

2. What does Marta say about Brent upon her leaving?
(a) That he is a much more welcome visitor than she nowadays
(b) He is possessed of strong sorcery to win over Grants favor
(c) "Now that he's here, I better be going"
(d) That he has usurped her favor in Grant's eyes

3. What did Edward pay the captain as fare?
(a) A fur lined hat
(b) His fur lined cape
(c) Two pence
(d) Three gold pieces

4. When Grant says no to researching the first historical figure, who else does his visitor suggest?
(a) Plato
(b) The Man in the Iron Mask
(c) Aristotle
(d) Hippocrates

5. Who did Marta send?
(a) Brent Carradine
(b) Derrick Jones
(c) Scott Calay
(d) Fredrick Sorren

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the characteristic that had led Grant to identify the criminal in the lineup?

2. Who visits Grant this time?

3. Who's side of history was Oliphant on?

4. Where is Grant's next source of information?

5. Who does Grant find in the middle of the room when he looks up from his book?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Richard do to his mother?

2. What made the mystery for Richard the Third?

3. What does Brent mention about the murder of the two princes?

4. What was the difference between what moves a person's heart and news?

5. How does the Matron feel about King Richard III?

6. Who was the visitor to Grant's room, who was he sent by, and what purpose could he serve to Grant?

7. What did the Amazon want with Grant?

8. What could have led Richard to respect and admire his brother, Edward?

9. What was the relevance in Grant's mentioning Tonypandy?

10. What is most interesting about Henry's Bill of Attainder?

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