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Richard II Act 5 Scene 4 Quiz
Richard II Act 5 Scene 4 Quiz
What theme connects Exton’s act to the larger play?
Faith and prophecy
Greed and wealth
Love and family
Corruption of power
None
What does Exton’s decision foreshadow?
Richard’s death
A royal pardon
A rebellion in the court
Bolingbroke’s downfall
None
Who is Exton preparing to target?
York
King Richard II
Aumerle
Carlisle
None
How does this short scene function dramatically?
As comic relief
As a prelude to tragedy
As a romantic interlude
As a political reconciliation
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Where does Act 5 Scene 4 take place?
At Westminster Hall
At Windsor Palace
Near Pomfret Castle
At York’s estate
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What literary technique does Shakespeare use to prepare the audience for the next scene?
Flashback
Satire
Soliloquy
Foreshadowing
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What emotion motivates Exton’s choice?
Desire for favor
Pity for Bolingbroke
Hatred for Richard
Fear of betrayal
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What theme is central in this scene?
Love and forgiveness
Faith and redemption
War and peace
Misinterpretation and ambition
None
What does Exton’s servant express concern about?
The loyalty of Exton
The morality of the act
The strength of the guards
The secrecy of the mission
None
What phrase does Exton recall from Bolingbroke?
“Guard the prisoner well.”
“Let mercy rule above all else.”
“Bring Richard to my throne at once.”
“Have I no friend to rid me of this living fear?”
None
How does Shakespeare build tension in this scene?
Through Exton’s moral conflict
Through comic relief
Through a dramatic speech by Bolingbroke
Through a violent confrontation
None
What does the servant’s fear hint at?
The weakness of Bolingbroke’s rule
The end of York’s loyalty
The Queen’s sorrow
The moral cost of murder
None
What does Exton interpret Bolingbroke’s words to mean?
That he should deliver a message
That he should free Richard
That he should kill Richard
That he should spy on Richard
None
How many characters speak in this scene?
Two
Five
Three
Four
None
What does Exton believe he has heard from the King?
A wish for Richard’s death
A call to mercy
A command for Richard’s release
A request for a public trial
None
What mood dominates the scene?
Hopeful
Triumphant
Foreboding
Serene
None
What is the dramatic irony for the audience?
They know Exton misinterprets the King’s wish
They know Bolingbroke planned the murder
They know Richard has escaped
They know York will save Richard
None
What does Exton represent symbolically?
Peaceful submission
Religious virtue
Royal justice
Blind ambition
None
What does Exton’s confidence in his interpretation suggest?
The virtue of courage
The wisdom of silence
The strength of loyalty
The danger of ambition
None
What imagery dominates Exton’s speech?
Light and purity
Nature and growth
Death and fear
Love and loyalty
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How does the servant’s dialogue contrast Exton’s?
It supports Exton’s plan
It mirrors Exton’s ambition
It mocks Exton’s courage
It shows conscience and hesitation
None
How does this scene transition the play’s focus?
From peace to celebration
From comedy to conflict
From political betrayal to moral consequence
From romance to tragedy
None
What tone closes the scene?
Peaceful and relieved
Sinister and determined
Noble and forgiving
Joyful and thankful
None
What literary device is used in Exton’s recollection of the King’s words?
Alliteration
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Dramatic irony
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Who appears first in this scene?
York
Bolingbroke
Sir Piers Exton
Carlisle
None
What does Exton’s misunderstanding reveal about communication in the play?
Power clarifies intent
Truth always prevails
Silence ensures loyalty
Words can be twisted into deadly meaning
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What does Exton hope to gain by acting?
Bolingbroke’s approval
Public fame
Wealth from Richard’s estate
Power in the court
None
What moral question arises from Exton’s interpretation?
Whether fate can be avoided
Whether loyalty should defy power
Whether ambition brings wisdom
Whether obedience excuses wrongdoing
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What does Exton’s plan reveal about his character?
Ambitious and misguided
Humble and loyal
Wise and patient
Joyful and careless
None
Who accompanies Exton?
Aumerle
Northumberland
His servants
The Duchess
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