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# Elizabethan Era # Geoffrey Trease # London Adventures # Grade 9 English
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1
The plotters met in Cumberland in this sort of building:
a church.
a peel tower.
a castle.
a priory.
2
The next town the actors set out for after Penrith is:
Dartmouth.
Keswick.
Carlisle.
Kendal.
3
The definition of the monarchy is...
soldiers of the crown
the rulers of a country
gvmt formed by royal families e.g. Queen, King, Emperor
people of nobility
4
This is the name of Sir Francis’ agent who disappeared in Cumberland:
John Desmond.
Robert Cecil.
Anthony Duncan.
Tom Boyd.
5
The point of view of the narrator is...
first person AND innocent eye
first person major
first person minor
all knowing
6
During the Elizabethan Era, women played women's roles in plays.
TRUE
FALSE
7
The following is the highest ranking status in NOBILITY
Duke
Earl
Viscount
Baron
8
The Elizabethan era refers to the years ...
1400-1500
1780 - 1900
100 B.C.
1500 - 1650
9
This was one of of the biggest killers of the Elizabethan Era:
H1N1
A common cold
Typhoid
The Black Plague
10
The plotters tried to keep Peter prisoner on an island in this lake:
Loch Lomond
Hampton Court Lake
Loch Ness
Ullswater
11
Peter managed to get from the boat on the River Thames to the window of the house by:
building a ladder of daggers embedded in the wooden beams.
carrying a portable ladder that he leans on the house wall.
using a rope to climb up into the heaves.
Kit letting down a rope ladder so he can climb up.
12
Peter attempted this part in “Romeo and Juliet” when he auditioned:
Juliet’s servant.
Juliet
Romeo
Juliet’s nurse.
13
These two people got married at the end of the novel:
Sir Philip Morton and Kit Kirkstone.
Mr. Brownrigg and Mrs. Desmond.
Peter Brownrigg and Kit Kirkstone.
Mr. Desmond and Mrs. Burbage.
14
Peter and Kit are allowed to write a letter, Kit writes her letter to:
Sir Robert Cecil
Sir Phillip Morton
Sir Walter Raleigh
Sir Joseph Williams
15
The Brownrigg boys commit an act of rebellion against a local land owner. They:
knock down a wall enclosing some meadow land.
refuse to take off their hats as a sign of respect.
unblock a stream that has been diverted.
steal the sheep he had confiscated.
16
1. This accident changed Mr. Desmond’s plans. He:
got wounded in the chest in a stage duel.
was knocked unconscious from a piece of stage scenery.
his horse kicked and broke his leg.
got run over by a cart and broke his arm.
17
Somebody's wealth and status WAS NOT defined by...
Clothes
Intelligence
Jewelry
Family Name
18
The following is a farmer AND a land owner
Vagabond
Husbandmen
Cottars
Yeomen
19
Mr. Desmond’s company had to disband before returning to London:
since they met a long spell of bad weather.
because in some towns, people did not enjoy the theatre.
because they forgot their permit.
since too many actors were sick and unable to perform.
20
During the Elizabethan era, women had
few to no rights
no rights whatsoever
all rights
a good amount of rights
21
This article of clothing gets Peter into trouble with Sir Philip Morton:
Shoe
Coat
Hat
Trousers
22
Peter hid here when Sir Philip spotted him at the theatre in Penrith:
in a female costume.
in the cellar.
up in a gap in the rafters.
in a chest that normally contains actor’s clothing.
23
The following IS NOT the last category in the social hierarchy pyramid.
Peddlers
Beggars
Merchants
Vagabond
24
During the Elizabethan era, the following was NOT used for a criminal offence.
hanging
lethal injection
whippings
pillorying
25
A historical fictional novel is ...
fiction, set in a historical period with historical figures.
story that challenges historical convention.
story that deals with fake history.
historically significant novel.
26
The Elizabethan era is also called...
Modern Times
Romanticism
The Renaissance
Industrialization
27
The plotters intended to kill the Queen during this Shakespearean play:
Julius Caesar.
Henry V.
Richard III.
Romeo and Juliet.
