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King John Act 5 Scene 4 Quiz
King John Act 5 Scene 4 Quiz
What does Salisbury say about the English soldiers?
They are exhausted but loyal
They have surrendered to France
They refuse to fight
They have fled the field
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How does Salisbury react to the Bastard’s tale?
With disbelief
With pity and exhaustion
With humor
With anger and blame
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What broader theme does the scene illustrate?
Triumph through faith
Justice through vengeance
Corruption of love
Loyalty tested in chaos
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What literary device is seen in the storm’s description?
Symbolism
Irony
Allegory
Pun
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What effect does the ongoing battle have on morale?
It fills the soldiers with new hope
It unites both sides in peace
It strengthens faith in King John
It leaves the nobles weary and disheartened
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Where is King John said to be located in this scene?
At Angers
In London
At Swinstead Abbey
In the battlefield camp
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Who enters after Salisbury speaks?
The Bastard
Pandulph
Lewis
Hubert
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How does Salisbury describe the Bastard’s actions in battle?
Reckless and foolish
Heroic and relentless
Weak and hesitant
Cautious and strategic
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What does the scene reveal about the Bastard’s character?
He seeks peace with France
He abandons hope and retreats
He blames King John for failure
He remains brave and loyal amid despair
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Who does Salisbury praise for courage?
Lewis
Hubert
Pandulph
The Bastard
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Why does the Bastard fear for King John?
He heard John was slain
He knows the King is ill and weak
He believes John has been captured
He suspects treachery from Hubert
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How does Salisbury describe the French army’s condition?
Encouraged by Pandulph
Victorious and proud
Organized and steady
Weakened and fearful
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How does the Bastard describe his sense of duty?
Unwavering loyalty to England
Reluctant responsibility
Devotion to Pandulph
Blind obedience to John
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What does the Bastard plan to do after speaking with Salisbury?
Attack the French again
Rally the rebel nobles
Seek help from Pandulph
Return to the King’s side
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What does Salisbury express toward the Bastard?
Respect and admiration
Jealousy
Indifference
Suspicion
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What happened to the Bastard’s horse during the fight?
It ran away
It threw him to the ground
It was stolen by rebels
It was killed under him
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What does the Bastard report about the French forces?
They have captured several nobles
They have retreated to the coast
They are preparing a new attack
They have lost many men
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What does the Bastard urge the nobles to do?
Go to King John immediately
Prepare for another assault
Send word to Pandulph
Flee to France
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What tone dominates the Bastard’s speech?
Calm optimism
Desperate determination
Bitter revenge
Mocking humor
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How does this scene prepare the audience for the finale?
It ends the war entirely
It sets the stage for King John’s death and England’s survival
It restores John’s power
It concludes the conflict with France
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What mood concludes Act 5 Scene 4?
Bleak but resolute
Joyful and victorious
Angry and chaotic
Peaceful and relieved
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Where does Act 5 Scene 4 take place?
Inside a church
On the battlefield near Swinstead Abbey
In the French camp
At King John’s palace
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What state is the Bastard in when he enters?
Angry and defiant
Calm and triumphant
Cheerful and boastful
Exhausted and injured
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Who opens the scene?
Pandulph
Hubert
Salisbury
The Bastard
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How does the Bastard describe the storm?
As divine punishment and chaos
As a blessing from heaven
As meaningless weather
As a sign of victory
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What has just occurred before the scene begins?
The French have surrendered
King John has been crowned again
The English have suffered heavy losses
Hubert has betrayed the King
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What natural disaster does the Bastard mention?
An earthquake near Swinstead
A fire in the English camp
A violent storm that scattered both armies
A flood that drowned soldiers
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Which messenger appears at the start of the scene?
Lewis
Salisbury
The Bastard
Pembroke
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What news does Salisbury deliver?
That King John has died
That Lewis has withdrawn his troops
That Pandulph has been captured
That the Bastard is still fighting bravely
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What theme does the storm symbolize?
The return of justice
Nature’s power over human pride
The folly of mercy
The triumph of love
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