A) 1879 B) 1883 C) 1881 D) 1882
A) John Canty B) Edward Tudor C) Miles Hendon D) King Henry VIII
A) A letter from his father B) The Great Seal of England C) A royal crown D) A map of the palace
A) Edward Tudor B) King Henry VIII C) Miles Hendon D) The local priest
A) Continue the harsh laws B) Abolish the monarchy C) Reign with mercy D) Increase taxes on the poor
A) The local priest B) King Henry VIII C) John Canty D) Miles Hendon
A) A Tale For Young People of All Ages B) A Story of Two Lives C) An Adventure in Time D) A Historical Romance
A) Hamlet B) Macbeth C) The Merchant of Venice D) Romeo and Juliet
A) Giles Foster B) Julian Fellowes C) Richard Fleischer D) Alexander Korda
A) Oliver Reed B) Errol Flynn C) Claude Rains D) Aidan Quinn
A) 2012 B) 1996 C) 2002 D) 1983
A) Miles Hendon B) John Canty C) King Henry VIII D) Edward Tudor
A) Produces the Great Seal of England B) Escapes from the palace C) Flees to France D) Asks for Miles Hendon's help
A) The 'King's Ward' B) A court jester C) A royal advisor D) A nobleman
A) Tom Canty B) John Canty C) Edward Tudor D) Miles Hendon
A) To make Edward VI a tyrant B) To show the severity of laws from that day C) To abolish all laws D) To entertain children
A) It is harsh and punitive B) It is fair and just C) It is lenient and forgiving D) It is efficient and quick
A) Frank Thayer Merrill B) John Harley C) William Dean Howells D) James R. Osgood
A) Returns to the palace immediately B) Escapes from Tom's father C) Becomes friends with John Canty D) Stays and learns about pauper life
A) Romantic love B) War and conflict C) Social inequality and judging by appearance D) Adventure and exploration
A) John Canty B) Edward Tudor C) Father Andrew D) Miles Hendon |