Henry IV Part 1 Act 3 Scene 1 Quiz

What does Hotspur’s attitude toward Glendower show?

What literary device is used in the argument about the River Trent?

What does Hotspur accuse Glendower of doing with the map?

What is Mortimer’s main concern during the meeting?

What agreement do the rebels make about their territories?

What theme is symbolized through Glendower’s mysticism?

How does Hotspur treat Lady Mortimer’s singing?

What is the dramatic purpose of this scene?

Which characters are present in this scene?

Where does Act 3 Scene 1 take place?

What natural imagery is used by Glendower to describe his powers?

Why can’t Mortimer and his wife communicate easily?

What does this scene reveal about the rebels’ unity?

What theme from this scene runs throughout the play?

What does Mortimer act as between Hotspur and Glendower?

How does Worcester attempt to control Hotspur?

What emotion dominates Hotspur’s dialogue?

Who argues about the map division of England?

How does Glendower view himself?

What does Glendower say about his daughter’s singing?

What tone does the scene shift to near the end?

What does Glendower claim about his birth?

What contrast exists between Hotspur and Mortimer?

Which character displays the most arrogance in this scene?

What is the main purpose of this scene?

How does Hotspur respond to Glendower’s mystical boasts?

What does Lady Mortimer’s song emphasize?

Why does Mortimer marry Glendower’s daughter?

What language does Lady Mortimer speak?

What does Hotspur complain about regarding the map?