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1. Harold Godwinson may be buried at:
a. St. Stephen’s Church.
b. Bayeux Cathdral.
c. Bosham Church.
d. Waltham Abbey.
2. Harold Hardrada:
a. won the Battle of Gate Fulford.
b. betrayed Godwinson’s brother.
c. rescued Duke William at Mont Saint Michel.
d. married Tostig.
3. King Canute married:
a. Edward the Confessor’s sister.
b. King Ethelred’s widow.
c. The Earl of Northumbria’s daughter.
d. Rasyphus and Ravennus.
4. Percy Hobart:
a. was enraged by General Montgomery’s ego.
b. led the assault on Sword Beach.
c. designed the Overlord Tapestry.
d. designed specialized tanks for the D-Day assault.
5. During the Normandy Campaign, “PLUTO” was an acronym for:
a. please lead us toward Omaha.
b. pipeline under the ocean.
c. paratroopers lift up their own.
d. prisoners line up together outside.
6. Bob Slaughter:
a. was wounded on Gold Beach.
b. hated Eisenhower.
c. got seasick on D-Day.
d. served in the British 8th Army.
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