Question 1: Jus Exclusivæ (Latin for "right of exclusion"; sometimes called
the papal veto) was the right claimed by several
________monarchs of Europe to veto a candidate for the papacy.
Question 6: It does not seem to be related to a right exercised by Byzantine
emperors and Holy Roman Emperors to confirm the election of a pope,
which was last exercised in the ________.
Question 7: The most recent exercise
of the right (in 1903 to exclude Cardinal
Rampolla, who was close to being elected) was deplored by the
conclave that elected Cardinal Sarto (________) instead.
Question 10: These powers
would make known to a papal conclave, through a ________,
that a certain candidate for election was considered objectionable
as a prospective pope.