How much do you know about Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder, poet and diplomat? Test yourself with this fun quiz. Good luck!
Thomas Wyatt the Elder Quiz
Correct! He was the son of Richard Wyatt of Yorkshire.
Wrong! His name was Henry. He was the son of Richard Wyatt of Yorkshire.
Correct! He married Elizabeth Brooke in about 1520. Their son, Thomas Wyatt the Younger was later executed for Wyatt's Rebellion.
Wrong! He married Elizabeth Brooke in about 1520. Their son, Thomas Wyatt the Younger was later executed for Wyatt's Rebellion.
Correct!
Wrong! It was to congratulate Francis I on his release from imprisonment by the Emperor.
Correct!
Wrong! It's true.
Correct!
Wrong! The answer is 200.
Correct! He was ambassador to Charles V to try and stop and alliance forming between the Emperor and the King of France. He failed.
Wrong! He was ambassador to Charles V to try and stop and alliance forming between the Emperor and the King of France. He failed.
Correct! Elizabeth Darrell was the daughter of Sir Edward Darrell of Littlecote. Elizabeth was former maid to Katherine of Aragon. The couple had two illegitimate children, Francis and Edward.
Wrong! It was Elizabeth Darrell. She was the daughter of Sir Edward Darrell of Littlecote. Elizabeth was former maid to Katherine of Aragon. The couple had two illegitimate children, Francis and Edward.
Correct!
Wrong! She was called Margaret Lee.
Correct! Thomas was sent to meet the Spanish envoy Montmorency de Courrière at Falmouth, but contracted a fever on his return, and died around 11th October (possibly as early as 6th) 1542 at the home of his friend, Sir John Horsey.
Wrong! He died of a fever. Thomas was sent to meet the Spanish envoy Montmorency de Courrière at Falmouth, but contracted a fever on his return, and died on 11th October (possibly as early as 6th) 1542 at the home of his friend, Sir John Horsey.
Correct! He was laid to rest at Sherborne Abbey. His plain tomb can be found in the Wykenham Chapel of the Abbey.
Wrong! He was laid to rest at Sherborne Abbey. His plain tomb can be found in the Wykenham Chapel of the Abbey.
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