Tom Canty and the Prince's Identity

In 1547, at Westminster Palace, Tom Canty, a poor boy, dreams of seeing a real prince. He meets Prince Edward, and they decide to swap clothes, leading to a mix-up of identities. Tom, now dressed as the prince, experiences life in the royal court, while the real prince faces challenges outside the palace. The King is confused by his son's behavior, but Tom must navigate his new role. The story explores themes of identity, social class, and the responsibilities of royalty.

Where is the setting of the initial scene?

• Buckingham Palace

• Westminster Palace

• Tower of London

• Windsor Castle

What does Tom Canty dream of seeing?

• A queen

• A real prince

• A knight

• A dragon

What do Tom Canty and the Prince decide to do?

• Run away together

• Exchange their clothes and identities

• Fight the guards

• Hide in the palace

How does the guard treat the Prince when he is in rags?

• By giving him food

• Cruelly, by boxing his ear and knocking him to the ground

• With indifference

• With respect

What does Tom Canty do when he is mistaken for the Prince?

• He enjoys the luxury

• He orders the guards to be punished

• He tries to escape

• He tries to convince the lords of his true identity

How does the King react to Tom Canty's claim that he is not the Prince?

• He believes him immediately

• He gets angry

• He thinks Tom is mad

• He laughs

What does the King instruct Tom Canty to do regarding his supposed affliction?

• To reveal it to everyone

• To hide it in all ways possible

• To leave the palace

• To seek medical help

What does Tom Canty use the Great Seal for?

• As a weapon

• As a decoration

• As a mirror

• As a Nutcracker

What event must Tom Canty attend in the evening?

• A knight's tournament

• A royal wedding

• A council meeting

• The Lord Mayor's banquet

What is the reaction of the lords when Tom Canty claims he is not the Prince?

• They believe him

• They laugh at him

• They think he has gone mad

• They arrest him