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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 4, Scene 8.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does the chorus, somewhat embarrassed, say will have to represent the battle on the stage?
(a) Sound effects clashing swords and yelling men.
(b) A painting of a battle scene.
(c) A fireworks display.
(d) Four or five actors with foils.
2. What does the governor say was the Dauphin's response to his request for help in fighting the English?
(a) That the governor is lying because it would be impossible for the incompetent English to conquer a French town.
(b) To hold fast because reinforcements are on their way.
(c) That he is not yet ready to send adequate help.
(d) That Harfleur is not a strategic site and not worth defending.
3. Complete the statement the boy makes after Pistol leaves with the French soldier, "The empty vessel . . ."
(a) Is never filled.
(b) Is easily broken.
(c) Makes the greatest sound.
(d) Appears the same as a full one.
4. What does Henry do after Erpingham says the nobles are looking for him throughout the camp, but before he leaves with Gloucester?
(a) Writes a letter of instructions in case he is captured or killed.
(b) Prays that his soldiers will be brave.
(c) Sends a servant to find Williams and return his glove.
(d) Sends a messenger to the French camp stating that this is their last chance to surrender.
5. At the conclusion of the lesson, what does Katherine suggest they do next?
(a) Practice their English on their visitors.
(b) Go to dinner.
(c) Find a professional English teacher.
(d) Get ready for bed.
Short Answer Questions
1. To what does Henry compare his men as they are eagerly awaiting battle?
2. What does Ely say regarding the transformation in King Henry?
3. What is Fluellen's complaint against Gower in the hours before the battle begins?
4. To whom is Hostess Nell Quickly married?
5. From where does the chorus ask the audience to imagine that the "well-appointed king" and his fleet embark?
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