HMH Module 2 Test

Who are the main characters in 'The King and the Miller: A Play'?

What is the main concern of George and Katrine at the beginning of the scene?

• Their financial situation

• A missing family member

• An upcoming event

• A health issue

What does the letter from King William say about the mill?

• The mill should be repaired immediately.

• The mill should be demolished.

• The mill should be sold to a neighboring kingdom.

• The mill should be left as it is.

How does King William help George and Katrine?

• By providing them with financial support

• By offering them a place to stay

• By giving them advice and guidance

• By introducing them to influential people

Why is the mill important according to King William's letter?

• It provides employment to the villagers.

• It is a source of food production.

• It is a strategic military asset.

• It generates revenue for the kingdom.

What does King Frederick see from his window in Scene 2?

• A bustling marketplace

• A serene garden

• A raging storm

• A distant battlefield

In Scene 3, what does King Frederick want to know from Christopher?

• The location of a hidden treasure

• The truth about a political conspiracy

• The details of a secret mission

• The whereabouts of a missing person

Why does King Frederick become furious in Scene 3?

• He is betrayed by his closest advisor.

• His army suffers a major defeat.

• He discovers a plot against him.

• His orders are disobeyed.

What happens to Christopher's mill in Scene 4?

• It is destroyed by a fire.

• It is sold to a new owner.

• It is expanded with new machinery.

• It is closed down permanently.

Which word means the same as burdens as it is used above?

• riches

• comfort

• troubles

• apologies