In the play "Richard III," where does Richard imprison the young princes ?
Correct answer: A. In a tower
- A. In a tower
- B. In a pit
- C. In a prison
- D. In another country
Explanation
Richard has the young princes confined in the Tower of London, where they become known as the Princes in the Tower. Their imprisonment is part of Richard’s attempt to eliminate rival claims to the throne.
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