Scene 8 the Prince and the pauper

Where does Scene 8 take place?

• The Tower of London

• Westminster Abbey

• The royal palace

• The marketplace

What does the backdrop of the Abbey symbolize in Scene 8?

• The power of the nobles

• The importance of religion

• Royal authority and tradition

• A place for public gatherings

Which character is determined to reclaim his rightful throne?

• Tom Canty

• Lord Hertford

• Prince Edward

• Miles Hendon

What does Miles Hendon represent in the story?

• Betrayal and deception

• Loyalty and friendship

• Greed and ambition

• Fear and indecisiveness

Why is Lord Hertford skeptical about the Prince’s identity?

• He does not believe in the monarchy

• He wants Tom Canty to remain on the throne

• He believes in gathering evidence before making a decision

• He is plotting against the King

How does St. John help confirm the true King's identity?

• He finds the Great Seal

• He questions Tom Canty

• He arrests Lord Hertford

• He announces a new law

What major event is taking place in Scene 8?

• The execution of a noble

• The Prince’s birthday celebration

• The coronation of the King

• A royal wedding

What type of conflict is most prominent in Scene 8?

• Character vs. Nature

• Character vs. Society

• Character vs. Character

• Character vs. Self

What is the main source of tension in Scene 8?

• The missing Great Seal

• A rebellion in the kingdom

• The nobles rejecting the coronation

• A foreign invasion

11. What evidence finally proves that Edward is the real King?

• A birthmark on his shoulder

• A royal ring he possesses

• A letter from the previous king

• His uncanny resemblance to the king's portrait