Richard II Act 3 Scene 2 Quiz

What natural imagery does Richard use to describe his fall?

Where does Act 3 Scene 2 take place?

What theme dominates the imagery of this scene?

Which character brings a sense of realism to Richard’s despair?

Which character returns from Ireland in this scene?

What theme is reinforced through Richard’s monologues?

How does Richard view his kingship by the end of the scene?

What does Richard fear has left him along with his followers?

What does Richard believe about fate?

What overall tone defines this scene?

What literary device is most prominent in Richard’s speeches?

How does Shakespeare contrast Richard’s and Bolingbroke’s leadership?

How does Act 3 Scene 2 advance the play’s plot?

What item does Richard kiss in a symbolic gesture?

What does Richard mean when he says, “Let’s talk of graves”?

Who greets Richard upon his return?

What does Aumerle represent in this scene?

What does Richard call his body in this scene?

What does Richard compare his kingship to?

How does Richard’s tone shift during the scene?

Who informs Richard about the desertion of the Welsh troops?

Which emotion dominates Richard’s speech in this scene?

What word best describes Richard’s state of mind?

How does Richard react to the loss of his army?

What news troubles Richard when he arrives in Wales?

What does the Queen’s absence symbolize?

How does Carlisle attempt to comfort Richard?

What does Aumerle vow to do for Richard?

How does Salisbury describe the situation in England?

What does kissing the ground symbolize for Richard?