King John Act 4 Scene 3 Quiz

What literary device dominates the nobles’ dialogue about Arthur?

What effect does Arthur’s death have on the English nobles?

What does the Bastard bring to Hubert later in the scene?

How does the Bastard describe the nobles who deserted King John?

What does Hubert try to do after realizing the consequences of Arthur’s death?

What does the Bastard vow to do by the end of the scene?

How does the Bastard describe the state of England?

What does the Bastard symbolize in this scene?

How does Hubert prove his innocence?

What news does Salisbury bring at the beginning of the scene?

What mood dominates the entire scene?

How does the scene prepare the audience for later events?

What does the Bastard predict will come from England’s divisions?

How does Shakespeare present Hubert’s emotional state?

What reaction do the nobles have to Arthur’s death?

What is the Bastard’s tone throughout the scene?

How does Hubert react to the nobles’ departure?

Where does Act 4 Scene 3 take place?

What does Hubert realize too late?

How did Arthur die according to the nobles’ discovery?

What do the nobles plan to do after learning of Arthur’s death?

What theme is reinforced through Arthur’s death?

What is the final tone of Act 4 Scene 3?

Who opens the scene?

How is Arthur’s body discovered according to the nobles?

What does the Bastard say England must do to survive?

How does Hubert defend himself against the accusation?

Who is first accused of murdering Arthur?

How does Hubert view King John after this scene’s events?

What message does the scene convey about King John’s leadership?