Henry V Act 3 Scene 3 Quiz

What does this scene foreshadow?

How does Henry justify his harsh words?

What does Henry order his men to do after the surrender?

What tone does Henry adopt in his speech to the Governor?

What does Henry’s rhetoric rely on most?

What does Henry say will happen to infants if the town resists?

Why does the Governor agree to surrender?

How does the Governor of Harfleur respond to Henry’s ultimatum?

Who speaks the majority of the dialogue in this scene?

What does this scene reveal about Henry’s leadership?

Which historical event is dramatized in this scene?

Which phrase from this scene shows Henry’s moral conflict?

Where does Act 3 Scene 3 take place?

What emotion does Henry’s speech primarily convey?

What happens to Harfleur after the speech?

Who stands as a symbol of authority opposing Henry in this scene?

How does Henry describe his soldiers before the walls?

What is Henry’s purpose in this scene?

Whose army does the Governor say is too far to help?

What message does Henry send through his tone?

Which group does Henry warn will suffer most in his threat?

What does Henry call his army in this scene?

What is the title often given to this speech?

What literary device dominates Henry’s threats?

What does Henry promise if the town surrenders?

How does this scene develop the play’s portrayal of war?

What does Henry promise after accepting surrender?

What will happen if Harfleur does not surrender, according to Henry?

What moral lesson does Shakespeare embed in Henry’s speech?

Which theme is most evident in this scene?