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King John Act 5 Scene 2 Quiz
King John Act 5 Scene 2 Quiz
Which English nobles have joined the French side?
Eleanor and Blanche
Hubert and the Bastard
Pandulph and King John
Salisbury, Pembroke, and Bigot
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How does Pandulph attempt to influence Lewis?
By offering him John’s crown
By urging him to make peace with King John
By commanding him to retreat to France
By advising him to continue the attack
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How do the rebel nobles react to the Bastard’s defiance?
They waver in their loyalty
They mock him openly
They capture him
They attack immediately
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What does the Bastard claim about France’s motives?
That France seeks peace through faith
That France acts under papal will
That France fights for greed, not justice
That France avenges Arthur’s death
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What symbol of national pride does the Bastard evoke in his speech?
The power of France
England’s unconquered spirit
Arthur’s innocence
The Pope’s authority
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What does Lewis swear before leading his army to battle?
That he will marry Blanche again
That he will spare King John
That he will not withdraw until England falls
That he will surrender to the Pope
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What warning does the Bastard give to the rebels?
That England will crush all traitors
That the Pope will curse them
That France will abandon them
That King John has already fled
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How does Lewis respond to Pandulph’s request to end the war?
He sends word to the Bastard
He obeys immediately
He offers to negotiate
He refuses and claims his vow to fight stands
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What tone concludes Act 5 Scene 2?
Hopeless and tragic
Defiant and patriotic
Calm and reconciled
Joyful and humorous
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What does Pandulph warn Lewis will happen if he disobeys the Pope?
He will lose his soldiers
He will anger King Philip
He will lose divine favor
He will lose Blanche’s love
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How is the tension heightened at the end of the scene?
The Bastard leaves in defeat
Lewis declares peace
Pandulph blesses the soldiers
Both armies prepare for battle
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What news does Pandulph bring from King John?
That John has died
That John will surrender
That John has been captured
That John has submitted to the Pope
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What message does the Bastard bring?
That Lewis has won a victory
That King John’s army is ready to fight
That Pandulph has been imprisoned
That Arthur still lives
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Who commands the French forces in this scene?
Pandulph
King Philip
Lewis the Dauphin
The Bastard
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What quality of the Bastard is most evident in this scene?
Patriotism and courage
Deception and greed
Fear and confusion
Wisdom and restraint
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How does Pandulph try to reassert control?
By summoning King Philip
By pleading with the Bastard
By threatening Lewis with excommunication
By blessing the armies
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Who enters after Pandulph’s warning to Lewis?
Hubert
Eleanor
The Bastard
King John
None
What reason does Lewis give for continuing the invasion?
He fights by the nobles’ invitation
He desires the English crown
He seeks vengeance for Blanche
He distrusts the Pope
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What does Lewis promise the rebel English lords?
A share of the crown jewels
Freedom from Rome
Honor and restored lands
Marriage alliances
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What does the Bastard urge the rebels to do?
Flee the battlefield
Return to King John
Attack Pandulph
Join Lewis openly
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What does Salisbury attempt to do before the battle?
Appease both sides
Challenge the Bastard
Arrest Pandulph
Attack Lewis
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How does the Bastard address the rebel nobles?
As men of courage
As traitors to their country
As victims of the Church
As loyal knights
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What is Lewis’s attitude toward the Bastard’s challenge?
Surprised and hesitant
Fearful and doubtful
Dismissive and confident
Respectful and cautious
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How does the Bastard describe England’s soldiers?
As desperate and starving
As unwilling to fight
As fierce and loyal defenders
As weak and disorganized
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What is Pandulph’s main concern by the end of the scene?
Winning the battle
Protecting Blanche
Defending Lewis
Maintaining papal power
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Where does Act 5 Scene 2 take place?
At Swinstead Abbey
At King John’s castle
In the French camp near St Edmundsbury
In Pandulph’s chamber
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What dramatic device does Shakespeare use in the Bastard’s speeches?
Soliloquy
Foreshadowing
Rhetorical persuasion
Comic irony
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How does Pandulph describe Lewis’s defiance?
As pride against the Church
As loyalty to love
As wisdom in politics
As bravery in war
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What does Pandulph declare now that John is reconciled to Rome?
That Arthur’s death is forgiven
That England belongs to France
That the Pope has blessed the war
That Lewis must withdraw his army
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What theme dominates Act 5 Scene 2?
Faith and redemption
Conflict between loyalty and authority
Love and betrayal
Peace through obedience
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