Grab your favourite beverage and snack, get your thinking cap on, make yourself comfortable and test your knowledge of this famous Tudor couple with our Sunday quiz. Good luck!
Lettice Knollys and Robert Dudley Quiz
Correct!
Wrong! He accepted the position of Governor General of the United Provinces.
Correct! They had a son called Robert who died young.
Wrong! They had a son called Robert who died young.
Correct!
Wrong! It's Thomas Heneage.
Correct!
Wrong! The answer is Dorothy Devereux, who married Sir Thomas Perrot of Haroldston in 1583, and Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex, who married Frances Walsingham in 1590.
Correct! The deer were plentiful there so it was known for good hunting.
Wrong! They went there to hunt. The deer were plentiful there so it was known for good hunting.
Correct! After much convincing, it was the Earl of Essex (the Queen's favourite) who was able to convince Elizabeth to give his mother an audience.
Wrong! After much convincing, it was Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex (the Queen's favourite), who was able to convince Elizabeth to give his mother an audience.
Correct! It was quite surprising when Lettice, a staunch Protestant, married the Catholic Blount.
Wrong! He was a Catholic. It was quite surprising when Lettice, a staunch Protestant, married the Catholic Blount.
Correct! Robin Sheffield claimed that Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester HAD married his mother, Douglas Sheffield and that he was the heir to his estate. He wished to take everything away from Lettice - which she bitterly fought and won.
Wrong! Robin Sheffield claimed that Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester HAD married his mother, Douglas Sheffield and that he was the heir to his estate. He wished to take everything away from Lettice - which she bitterly fought and won.
Correct! Lettice was ten years younger. Elizabeth was born in 1533 and Lettice in 1543.
Wrong! Lettice was ten years younger. Elizabeth was born in 1533 and Lettice in 1543.
Correct! She died in 1634, outliving all of her children, her siblings and Queen Elizabeth.
Wrong! She was 91. She died in 1634, outliving all of her children, her siblings and Queen Elizabeth.
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