{"id":884,"date":"2015-03-18T21:53:13","date_gmt":"2015-03-18T21:53:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/englishhistory.net\/?p=884"},"modified":"2015-03-19T09:19:22","modified_gmt":"2015-03-19T09:19:22","slug":"quiz-21-mary-queen-of-scots-life-in-france","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/englishhistory.net\/tudor\/quizzes\/quiz-21-mary-queen-of-scots-life-in-france\/","title":{"rendered":"Quiz 21: Mary, queen of Scots: Life in France"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><FORM name=forma><\/p>\n<ol>\n<li>Mary&#8217;s relatives in France belonged to which powerful family?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q1><OPTION selected>Valois<\/OPTION><OPTION>Huguenot<\/OPTION><OPTION>Guise<\/OPTION><OPTION>Montmorency<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>What scandalous color did Mary choose for her wedding gown? (This question refers, of course, to her French marriage to the dauphin Francis.)<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q2><OPTION selected>white<\/OPTION><OPTION>purple<\/OPTION><OPTION>gold<\/OPTION><OPTION>scarlet<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>Why was this color considered so scandalous?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q3><OPTION selected>it was traditionally worn by prostitutes<\/OPTION><OPTION>it was traditionally worn by male monarchs<\/OPTION><OPTION>it was traditionally worn by the Queen Regent<\/OPTION><OPTION>it was traditionally worn during mourning<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>Mary chose which flower as her emblem?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q4><OPTION selected>lily<\/OPTION><OPTION>marigold<\/OPTION><OPTION>hyacinth<\/OPTION><OPTION>violet<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>Which of the following illnesses did Mary NOT suffer from while living in France?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q5><OPTION selected>&#8216;the sweat&#8217;<\/OPTION><OPTION>dysentery<\/OPTION><OPTION>smallpox<\/OPTION><OPTION>toothache<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>In late summer 1560, Mary ordered the French royal court to leave Fontainebleau for St-Germain.&nbsp; Why did she give the order?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q6><OPTION selected>her husband was seriously ill<\/OPTION><OPTION>she had a bitter argument with Catherine d&#8217;Medici<\/OPTION><OPTION>she was ill with smallpox<\/OPTION><OPTION>she thought she was pregnant<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>While Mary lived in France, one of her uncles recaptured which English outpost on the continent?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q7><OPTION selected>Boulogne<\/OPTION><OPTION>Nancy<\/OPTION><OPTION>Calais<\/OPTION><OPTION>Aquitaine<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>Where was Mary crowned Queen of France?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q8><OPTION>she was never crowned<\/OPTION><OPTION>Rheims Cathedral<\/OPTION><OPTION>Notre-Dame Cathedral<\/OPTION><OPTION selected>at the Louvre Palace<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>Mary&#8217;s second  husband&#8217;s name was mentioned to her while she lived in France.&nbsp; In what context did Lord Darnley&#8217;s name appear?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q9><OPTION selected>Darnley asked for restoration of family lands<\/OPTION><OPTION>Darnley asked for her hand in marriage<\/OPTION><OPTION>Darnley joined the Scottish rebels<\/OPTION><OPTION>Darnley offered to escort her home to Scotland<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<li>Which governess of Mary&#8217;s had an affair (and an illegitimate son) with Mary&#8217;s father-in-law, King Henry II of France?<br \/>\n<SELECT size=1 name=q10><OPTION selected>Lady Seton<\/OPTION><OPTION>Lady Morton<\/OPTION><OPTION>Lady Campbell<\/OPTION><OPTION>Lady Fleming<\/OPTION><\/SELECT><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<p>\r\n<INPUT onclick=scoretest(forma) type=button value=\"Check Answers\">\r\n\r\n<INPUT type=reset value=Reset>\r\n\r\n<INPUT onclick=giveup(450,450) type=button value=\"Give up?\">\r\n<br \/>\n<\/FORM><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Mary&#8217;s relatives in France belonged to which powerful family? ValoisHuguenotGuiseMontmorency What scandalous color did Mary choose for her wedding gown? 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