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Henry IV Part 1 Act 4 Quiz

How does Hotspur react to the King’s offer?

He considers surrendering

He demands money

He mocks the messenger

He refuses to yield

None

How does Hotspur react to his father’s absence?

With calm acceptance

With indifference

With determination and optimism

With despair and anger

None

Who opens Act 4 Scene 1?

Prince Hal

King Henry

Falstaff

Hotspur

None

What tone dominates the end of Act 4?

Determined and foreboding

Celebratory and relaxed

Peaceful and resolved

Fearful and chaotic

None

What news does Hotspur receive at the start of the scene?

Northumberland is sick and cannot join the battle

The King has been captured

Mortimer has surrendered

Glendower has betrayed them

None

What does Worcester believe about King Henry’s promises?

They cannot be trusted

They show divine grace

They favor the nobles

They will bring peace

None

Where does Act 4 Scene 3 take place?

At Eastcheap

At the royal palace

In London

At the rebel camp before Shrewsbury

None

Where does Act 4 Scene 1 take place?

In Wales with Glendower

At the rebel camp near Shrewsbury

At the royal court in London

At Eastcheap Tavern

None

What does Hotspur say about his own courage?

It will fade without Mortimer

It depends on Glendower’s support

It is faltering under pressure

It will make up for his father’s absence

None

What does Douglas vow in Scene 3?

To wait for reinforcements

To retreat if outnumbered

To seek pardon from the King

To fight until death

None

Who warns Worcester that deceit may doom them?

Northumberland

Hotspur

Vernon

Douglas

None

Who delivers letters to Hotspur in Scene 1?

Blunt and Vernon

Douglas and Worcester

Poins and Falstaff

Glendower and Mortimer

None

Where does Act 4 Scene 2 take place?

In the King’s palace

At Northumberland’s castle

In a camp near Coventry

At the Boar’s Head Tavern

None

What role does Falstaff have in this act?

Recruiting soldiers for the King’s army

Guarding the royal treasury

Spying on the rebels

Negotiating peace with Hotspur

None

How does Hotspur respond to Vernon’s report of Hal?

He fears Hal’s strength

He dismisses it as false

He wants to negotiate peace

He praises his courage but remains confident

None

What does Vernon admire in Prince Hal?

His noble transformation and courage

His arrogance and deceit

His disdain for war

His laziness and humor

None

What tone dominates Scene 1?

Skeptical and resigned

Joyful and comic

Peaceful and reflective

Tense and defiant

None

What theme does Falstaff’s recruitment scene highlight?

Revenge and betrayal

Corruption and cowardice in war

Romantic honor and valor

Faith and divine right

None

Who brings a message from the King’s camp?

Westmoreland

Falstaff

Sir Walter Blunt

Prince Hal

None

Which character appears in Scene 2?

Mortimer

Worcester

Falstaff

Hotspur

None

How does this scene prepare the audience for the finale?

It ends the war entirely

It restores John’s power

It concludes the conflict with France

It sets the stage for King John’s death and England’s survival

None

What does Worcester decide about the King’s offer of peace?

To surrender secretly

To send Glendower to negotiate

To accept it immediately

To hide it from Hotspur

None

How does Falstaff describe his recruits?

As honest soldiers

As loyal and skilled

As poor and unfit

As noble and brave

None

What major theme is reinforced in Act 4?

Wealth and ambition

Love and reconciliation

Religion and divine fate

Honor and rebellion against authority

None

What does Vernon report about Prince Hal?

That he fled the royal army

That he was wounded in combat

That he has transformed and now leads honorably

That he mocks the rebels

None

What does Blunt offer on behalf of King Henry?

A trade alliance

A ransom

A duel

Peace and pardon

None

Who joins Hotspur in preparing for battle?

The Archbishop

Falstaff

Douglas

Prince Hal

None

How does Hotspur describe honor in this act?

As the King’s trick

As something worth dying for

As a foolish illusion

As divine punishment

None

What motivates the rebels despite their weakness?

Obedience to the King

Fear of punishment

Honor and pride

Desire for wealth

None

Who meets to discuss strategy in Scene 3?

Hotspur, Douglas, and Worcester

Hal, Falstaff, and Poins

Mortimer, Glendower, and the Archbishop

Henry, Westmoreland, and Blunt

None

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