How much do you know about Sir Thomas More? Find out with this fun quiz.
Thomas More
Correct! He did consider becoming a monk but decided that a life of celibacy would not suit him.
Wrong! He considered becoming a monk but decided that a life of celibacy would not suit him.
Correct! He was a lawyer and judge.
Wrong! He was a lawyer and judge.
Correct!
Wrong! It was Erasmus.
Correct! Its full title was De optimo rei publicae statu deque nova insula Utopia.
Wrong! It was first published in Latin and its full title was De optimo rei publicae statu deque nova insula Utopia.
Correct!
Wrong! The answer is "a castle in France"
Correct!
Wrong! It was Catherine of Aragon at her and Henry's coronation in 1509.
Correct!
Wrong! It was Richard III.
Correct!
Wrong! It was in 1529 following the fall of Cardinal Wolsey.
Correct! He was said to have said "The Act of Parliament is like a sword with two-edges, for if a man answer one way it will confound his soul, and if he answer the other way it will confound his body."
Wrong! He was said to have said "The Act of Parliament is like a sword with two-edges, for if a man answer one way it will confound his soul, and if he answer the other way it will confound his body."
Correct!
Wrong! It was Martin Luther.
Correct!
Wrong! It was Richard Rich.
Correct! "He bid the Executioner stay till he had put his Beard aside, for that had committed no Treason".
Wrong! He wanted to move his beard out of the way: "He bid the Executioner stay till he had put his Beard aside, for that had committed no Treason".
Correct! And also lawyers.
Wrong! He is the patron saint of statesmen and politicians, and also lawyers.
Correct! It is said that More's daughter Meg rescued his head from a spike and buried it in the Roper vault at St. Dunstan's Church, Canterbury.
Wrong! It is said that More's daughter Meg rescued his head from a spike and buried it in the Roper vault at St. Dunstan's Church, Canterbury.
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