Richard III Act 5 Scene 4 Quiz

What does Richard’s continued fighting symbolize?

What is happening during this scene?

What happens to Norfolk during the battle?

How is the pace of this scene described?

What does the horse represent to Richard?

What does Richard refuse to do despite danger?

Who is Lord Surrey’s ally during this scene?

What does Richard’s dialogue in this scene show about his character?

How does this scene depict the theme of downfall?

Which character dominates the action in this scene?

What atmosphere dominates the scene?

Who is notably absent from this scene?

What is the setting of Act 5 Scene 4?

What does Richard vow before his famous cry?

How is Richard portrayed during the battle?

Who does Richard kill in this scene?

What does Richard’s desperate search for Richmond reveal?

Which theme is emphasized most in this scene?

How many enemies does Richard claim to have killed himself?

What event immediately follows this scene?

What does this claim about “six Richmonds” suggest?

What does the audience learn about Richard’s soldiers?

What famous line does Richard cry out in this scene?

Which enemy army is Richard fighting?

What physical state is Richard in by the end of the scene?

What does Richard’s cry for a horse symbolize?

What literary device is present in Richard’s repeated calls for a horse?

How does Shakespeare maintain tension throughout this scene?

What emotion drives Richard in this scene?

What does Richard shout about Richmond?