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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 4, Scene 7.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What additional information does the boy give the French soldier regarding Pistol's acceptance of the bribe?
(a) That the boy has told Pistol that the amount is less than what the soldier has offered so he can get his cut.
(b) That if he surrenders himself to the king, the king will be merciful and he will not need to pay the bribe.
(c) It is against his oath to pardon any prisoner.
(d) That Pistol does not understand French currency and would have let him go for much less.
2. What does Montjoy request of Henry on behalf of France after the battle of Agincourt?
(a) A break in the battle.
(b) Renegotiation of Henry's surrender and ransom.
(c) That they may collect their dead, sort them by class, and bury them.
(d) The return of French prisoners not knowing they are already dead.
3. What does Bardolph say he will do to help Nym and Pistol become friends?
(a) Throw a dinner party.
(b) Take them out drinking.
(c) Give his own money to settle a gambling debt.
(d) Bestow them a breakfast.
4. Henry states that if it is a sin to __________, then he is the most offending soul alive.
(a) Betray a friend.
(b) Covet gold.
(c) Covet honor.
(d) Kill one's enemies.
5. Henry tells Cambridge, Grey, and Scroop that mercy has been suppressed and killed for them. What caused this to happen?
(a) A letter from the Dauphin stating that it took very little to bribe them.
(b) Exeter's testimony.
(c) An edict from the church.
(d) Their own counsel.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Canterbury say Henry had once been addicted to?
2. Finish Orleans' line, "Is this the king we sent . . . "
3. How are Exeter and Westmoreland related to King Henry?
4. According to Exeter, French troops outnumber the English at Agincourt by what ratio?
5. Henry notes that the day of the battle is the feast day of __________.
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