Richard III Act 5 Scene 2 Quiz

How does this scene establish Richmond’s character?

What role does divine providence play here?

How does Richmond describe Richard?

What moral contrast does this scene emphasize?

Who does Richmond call upon to witness his cause?

Which noble supports Richmond in this scene?

How does Shakespeare contrast Richmond and Richard in this scene?

What emotion dominates Richmond’s speech?

What is Richmond doing at the start of the scene?

What does Richmond urge his soldiers to do?

How does Richmond motivate his army?

What does Richmond praise about his army?

What does Richmond pray for before battle?

How does Shakespeare contrast the two opposing camps?

Who is Stanley secretly supporting during this scene?

Which literary device is central in Richmond’s speech?

Where does this scene take place?

What does the scene’s tone foreshadow?

What does Richmond promise his followers?

What imagery does Richmond use to describe Richard’s rule?

Which character opens Act 5 Scene 2?

What tone concludes the scene?

How does Oxford contribute to the scene?

What historical event does this scene prepare for?

What does this scene signal dramatically?

Which theme is most prominent in this scene?

What does Richmond refer to when he says “God and our good cause fight upon our side”?

What is Richmond’s goal as he prepares for battle?

What does the scene reveal about the mood of Richmond’s army?

What virtue does Richmond say motivates his cause?