Which of the following describes the way that Henry's 6 marriages ended?

Question

1 beheaded, 3 annulled or divorced, 2 died naturally

2 beheaded, 2 annulled or divorced, 1 died naturally, 1 ended with Henry's death

3 beheaded, 3 annulled or divorced

2 beheaded, 2 died naturally, 2 annulled or divorced

Answer 1

2 beheaded, 2 annulled or divorced, 1 died naturally, 1 ended with Henry's death

Answer 2

The-Lipsiot is correct, and you should award him 10 points. Anne of Cleves was before Catherine Howard, and one jingle to remember them all is:

Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived.

Answer 3

The second one.

Catherine of Aragon - divorced
Anne Boleyn - beheaded
Jane Seymour - died in childbirth
Catherine Howard - beheaded
Anne of Cleves - annulled
Catherine Parr - outlived Henry

**EDIT**
Spot on my man - yes indeed Anne of Cleves was his 4th wife. PS. I think it's spelled Kathryn Howard as well !

Answer 4

I suppose you mean Henry VIII.
Henry VI's marriage to Margaret of Anjou presumably ended with his murder in 1471.
Incidentally, Henry VIII did not have syphilis. All his women were healthy and there is no suspicion of syphilis at the time, nor any record of mercury being used to treat him.
Another catholic lie.

Answer 5

Henry had syphilis, which causes infertility and dementia. So he used to behead his wives to save himself the bickering.

Answer 6

The second one.