Henry V Act 3 Scene 7 Quiz

What are the French nobles discussing at the start of the scene?

What tone dominates the French dialogue?

How do the other nobles respond to the Dauphin’s boasting?

What does the Dauphin compare his horse to?

What does the scene suggest about the French approach to war?

What does the Duke of Orleans accuse the Dauphin of loving too much?

Which theme does this scene highlight?

What does the Dauphin boast he will do in battle?

Which characters appear in this scene?

How does this scene prepare the audience for Act 4?

What does the Constable criticize about the Dauphin?

What feeling does the Constable express toward the English?

What aspect of chivalry does the scene satirize?

What does the Duke of Orleans say about the Dauphin’s horse talk?

Where does Act 3 Scene 7 take place?

What quality does the Duke of Orleans mock in the English?

Which emotion underlies the French nobles’ conversation despite their bravado?

Which character praises his horse excessively?

How do the French describe the English soldiers?

What does the Dauphin’s behavior foreshadow?

How does Shakespeare use this scene structurally?

What do the French expect from the upcoming battle?

What does the French camp’s attitude contrast with?

What does the Dauphin say his horse smells like?

What does this scene reveal about French leadership?

What literary device is used in the Dauphin’s praise of his horse?

What does the Constable mock about the Dauphin’s confidence?

What does the Dauphin fail to understand about war?

What does the Constable suggest about the coming battle?

What does the Constable compare the French camp to?