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the new (2) created by the Tudors. They were keen Protestant (3)
because they had benefited from the sale of monastery lands. Indeed
a cheer landowners knew that they could only be sure of keeping
their new (4) if they made England truly Protestant.
"Most English people still believed in the old Catholic (5). Lea
than half the English were Protestant by (6), but these people were
allowed to take a lead in religious (T). In 1552 a new prayer (8)
was introduced to make sure that all churches followed the new
Protestant religion. Most people were not very happy with the new
religion. They had been glad to see the end of some of the Church's
bad practices like the selling of "pardons" for the forgiveness of (9),
But they did not like the (10) in belief, and in some places there was
trouble.
Mary, the Catholic daughter of Catherine of Aragon, became (11)
when Eduard, aged sixteen, died in 1553. A group of (12) tried to put
Lady Jane Grey, a Protestant, on the (13). But Mary succeeded in
entering London and took control of the (14). She was supported by
the ordinary (15), who were angered by the greed of the Protestant
nobles.
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Assistant: It looks like you're working on a fill-in-the-blank exercise related to the Tudor period and the religious changes in England. Below is a suggested way to fill in the blanks based on the context provided:

1. **the new (2)** **church** created by the Tudors. They were keen Protestant (3) **reformers** because they had benefited from the sale of monastery lands. Indeed, landowners knew that they could only be sure of keeping their new (4) **holdings** if they made England truly Protestant. 

2. "Most English people still believed in the old Catholic (5) **faith**. Less than half the English were Protestant by (6) **1558**, but these people were allowed to take a lead in religious (7) **affairs**. In 1552 a new prayer (8) **book** was introduced to make sure that all churches followed the new Protestant religion. Most people were not very happy with the new religion. They had been glad to see the end of some of the Church's bad practices like the selling of "pardons" for the forgiveness of (9) **sins**, but they did not like the (10) **changes** in belief, and in some places, there was trouble.

3. Mary, the Catholic daughter of Catherine of Aragon, became (11) **queen** when Edward, aged sixteen, died in 1553. A group of (12) **supporters** tried to put Lady Jane Grey, a Protestant, on the (13) **throne**. But Mary succeeded in entering London and took control of the (14) **government**. She was supported by the ordinary (15) **people**, who were angered by the greed of the Protestant nobles.

Feel free to adjust any of the answers based on your specific context or requirements!
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Exercise 4. Complete the texts with the words from the boxes.
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Assistant: Based on the context, here's a suggested way to fill in the blanks:

1. Edward VI (**king**) was a **reformers** of religion in the Tudor kingdom. Changes in (2) **belief** were influential due to his reign, as his (**3**) **lands** benefited from monastery land sales. Yet, not all (4) **people** were happy with these changes and some conflicts arose between the (**5**) **nobles** and the commoners.

2. Reginald Pole, a devoted (6) **Catholic**, became bishop and later cardinal advocating for changes in the pre-Reformation (**7) **book** of common prayer. His action led to further complications in the religious divide between the (**8**) **nobility** and the ordinary (**9**) **people**. Polarized views made it difficult for leaders to navigate (**10**) **matters**.

3. In the end, it was (**11**) **queen** Mary, the Catholic heir to Henry VIII's throne, who reversed many of her half-brother Edward's reformations. Her supporters, which included the (**12**) **people**, overcame the (**13**) **nobles** and their children in the political (**14**) **struggle**. Ultimately, religious (**15**) **sins** of the past were forgiven as people tried to reunify the disgruntled kingdom.
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