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Henry IV Part 2 Character Matching Quiz

The Lord Chief Justice represents

Law and moral authority

Comedy and folly

Rebellion and deceit

Cowardice and greed

None

King Henry IV is best described as

A comic drunkard

A deceitful rebel

A reckless youth

A weary and guilt-ridden monarch

None

Doll Tearsheet is

A servant of the Lord Chief Justice

A prostitute and Falstaff’s companion

Prince Hal’s cousin

A noble lady of York

None

Hotspur is remembered as

The fallen rebel son of Northumberland

The new king

A comic knight

The King’s minister

None

The Archbishop of York is

King Henry’s priest

A comic tavern owner

The rebel leader in Act 4

Prince John’s advisor

None

Lady Northumberland is

The mother of Hotspur

The Archbishop’s wife

The Queen’s attendant

Falstaff’s sister

None

Hostess Quickly is

The tavern owner of Eastcheap

A messenger for the Archbishop

A rebel supporter

A member of the royal court

None

Falstaff is known for being

A witty and corrupt knight

A loyal servant

A tragic hero

A wise statesman

None

Falstaff’s banishment signifies

The fall of monarchy

The victory of rebellion

The end of corruption and vice

The return of peace

None

Silence is

A rebel knight

Shallow’s quiet companion

A tavern hostess

The King’s advisor

None

Prince John’s betrayal of the rebels shows

Foolish bravado

Political cunning over chivalry

Compassion and mercy

Reckless leadership

None

King Henry V’s transformation shows

The triumph of duty over indulgence

The fall of loyalty

The comedy of corruption

The success of rebellion

None

Bardolph is

Falstaff’s red-faced follower

A young prince

A northern rebel

A priest in Gloucestershire

None

Doll Tearsheet’s scenes highlight

The nobility of commoners

The rebirth of morality

The decay of Falstaff’s world

The loyalty of servants

None

Lady Percy is

Lady Mortimer’s sister

Hotspur’s widow and voice of sorrow

The Queen of England

Falstaff’s mistress

None

Prince John is

A poet and dreamer

A foolish courtier

A shrewd and calculating commander

A comic drunk

None

Northumberland’s retreat reflects

Heroic strategy

Cowardice and self-preservation

Moral conviction

Loyalty to the crown

None

Westmoreland is

Lady Percy’s cousin

A loyal noble supporting the crown

A northern rebel

Falstaff’s page

None

Warwick serves as

A wise counselor to the King

A military deserter

A tavern keeper

A rebel spy

None

Poins is

Prince Hal’s witty companion

A royal messenger

A rebel soldier

A Gloucester magistrate

None

Prince Hal becomes

The Archbishop’s ally

King Henry V

Falstaff’s heir

Prince John’s rival

None

King Henry IV’s death marks

The victory of Falstaff

The passing of an era of unrest

The rise of rebellion

The end of monarchy

None

The Lord Chief Justice’s endurance proves

Friendship conquers all

Justice outlasts corruption

Power always shifts

War brings glory

None

Pistol is

A loyal rebel

A cautious judge

A court musician

A braggart soldier

None

Morton is

A soldier in Falstaff’s troop

Prince Hal’s tutor

A priest at Westminster

The messenger of Hotspur’s defeat

None

Justice Shallow symbolizes

The vanity of nostalgia

The wisdom of old age

The honor of war

The bravery of nobility

None

Shallow is

A serious scholar

A soldier under Warwick

A boastful old justice of the peace

A nobleman at court

None

Pistol’s bluster represents

Royal loyalty

Religious conviction

Empty bravado and social decline

True courage

None

The Archbishop’s downfall represents

The loyalty of clergy

The rise of commoners

The failure of moral rebellion

The power of divine justice

None

Northumberland is

The grieving father of Hotspur

A comic companion of Falstaff

A clergyman in York

The King’s most loyal subject

None

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