Which Tudor Thomas?

Q1) This Tudor Thomas came from Ipswich and began his career at court as the king's almoner, rising to become his Lord Chancellor and chief advisor.

Thomas Cromwell

Thomas More

Thomas Wolsey

Thomas Audley

Q2) This Tudor Thomas was a statesman, but also wrote "Utopia" and "History of King Richard III".

Thomas More

Thomas Wolsey

Thomas Cranmer

Thomas Howard

Q3) This seventy-year-old Tudor Thomas led the English forces at the Battle of Flodden in 1513 and was victorious against the Scots.

Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk

Thomas Boleyn

Thomas Seymour

Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk

Q4) This Tudor Thomas was born in 1505, was Earl of Southampton, a Tudor statesman, and helped turn the rack to torture Anne Askew illegally at the Tower of London.

Thomas Audley

Thomas Wriothesley

Thomas Cromwell

Thomas Boleyn

Q5) This Tudor Thomas set up the commissions of oyer and terminer that were used to try Sir Henry Norris, Sir Francis Weston, William Brereton and Mark Smeaton in 1536.

Thomas Audley

Thomas Cromwell

Thomas Cranmer

Thomas Wriothesley

Q6) This Tudor Thomas was a diplomat and scholar who founded a library in Oxford.

Thomas More

Thomas Wolsey

Thomas Cranmer

Thomas Bodley

Q7) This Tudor Thomas born in around 1499/1500 served as a royal physician, a member of Parliament and a member of the privy chamber.

Thomas Tusser

Thomas Cogan

Thomas Linacre

Thomas Wendy

Q8) This Tudor Thomas was a diplomat and has been called "The Father of English Poetry" and "The Father of the Drab Age".

Thomas Wyatt the Younger

Thomas Tallis

Thomas Wyatt the Elder

Thomas Nashe

Q9) This Tudor Thomas's maternal grandfather was Thomas Butler, 7th Earl of Ormond, chamberlain to Elizabeth of York and Catherine of Aragon.

Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk

Thomas Boleyn

Thomas Seymour

Thomas Culpeper

Q10) This Tudor Thomas had a brother with exactly the same name.

Thomas Wriothesley

Thomas Tusser

Thomas Culpeper

Thomas Wyatt