Landmarks - Tower of London

The Tower of London has a rich history as a site of imprisonment and execution, with notable figures like Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard meeting their end there. The Tower served as a prison with varying conditions, from luxurious to grim. Political prisoners were common, and some managed to escape. Exhibitions at the Tower highlight its history, including personal items of prisoners. The legend of the ravens adds to the Tower's mystique, with these birds believed to protect the monarchy.

Which modern artwork commemorates the execution of Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard at the Tower of London?

• A golden crown

• A marble plaque

• A bronze statue

• A crystal pillow

What was one of the mental challenges faced by prisoners at the Tower of London?

• Uncertainty of release

• Lack of food

• Physical torture

• Isolation from family

How did an English Earl escape from the Tower in 1711?

• By digging a tunnel

• By bribing officials

• With the help of guards

• Disguised in a woman's cloak

What is the significance of the ravens at the Tower of London?

• They are used for communication

• They protect the Tower and monarchy

• They are a tourist attraction

• They symbolize peace

What is the legend associated with the ravens at the Tower of London?

• They must guard the site or the Tower will fall

• They can predict the future

• They are immortal

• They must be fed daily