Henry IV Part 2 Act 4 Scene 5 Quiz

What does the crown symbolize in this scene?

How does the King describe his reign?

What realization does the King have after Hal’s explanation?

How does this scene link to earlier themes in the play?

Who re-enters after taking the crown?

How does Hal defend his action to the King?

Where does the King interpret “Jerusalem” to be?

What does Hal’s response to his father’s death show?

Who is present with the King at the start of the scene?

Which prophecy does the King mention before dying?

What emotion does the King first feel toward Hal?

What does Hal promise his dying father?

Why did Prince Hal take the crown?

What does the King’s death represent for the play?

What tone pervades the King’s final speeches?

What does the King say about the burden of kingship?

What emotion defines the King’s final line?

What does the King warn Hal about before dying?

What role does Warwick play in the scene?

Which major event occurs in this scene?

Which motif is reinforced by the King’s final moments?

What message about leadership concludes the scene?

What theme dominates this scene?

Where does Act 4 Scene 5 take place?

How does Shakespeare contrast Hal and his father in this scene?

What is the King’s last piece of advice to Hal?

What does the King do when he notices the crown missing?

Who comforts the King as he dies?

What literary device dominates the King’s reflection on power?

What object lies beside the King as he rests?