King Lear Act 4 Scene 3 Quiz

Which character appears first in this scene?

Why does Kent remain disguised?

What does the scene foreshadow?

What does this scene reveal about Cordelia’s character?

What literary device is used in “holy water from her eyes”?

What does Lear’s suffering symbolize in this scene?

What news does the Gentleman bring about Lear?

What kind of army accompanies Cordelia?

Who does Kent speak with at the beginning of the scene?

What information does Kent ask the Gentleman about?

What does the Gentleman’s report add to the play?

What message does Kent convey about true loyalty?

How does Kent describe Lear’s mental state?

Who has landed in England with an army?

What theme is central to this scene?

What does the Gentleman say about Cordelia’s tears?

What has Cordelia done in response to Lear’s distress?

How does this scene differ from earlier scenes in tone?

What emotion does Shakespeare aim to evoke in this scene?

What does Kent say prevented him from revealing his identity to Lear?

What does Cordelia do upon hearing of Lear’s suffering?

What does Kent plan to do after speaking with the Gentleman?

How does the Gentleman describe Cordelia’s expression as she listens to Lear’s plight?

What contrast is evident between Cordelia and her sisters?

Why has the French army landed in England?

What does Kent say about Lear’s change in appearance?

What emotion best describes Cordelia’s attitude toward her father?

Where does Act 4 Scene 3 take place?

What tone dominates this scene?

What imagery dominates the description of Cordelia’s grief?