Henry IV Part 2 Literary Devices Quiz

The phrase “Rumour is a pipe blown by surmises” uses

Falstaff’s tavern scenes rely on

What literary device opens Henry IV Part 2?

The Archbishop’s moral arguments contain

Falstaff’s manipulation of others demonstrates

The repeated motif of sickness throughout the play symbolizes

The contrast between court and tavern life is an example of

The line “Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown” is an example of

Falstaff’s wit and wordplay frequently rely on

Rumour’s speech uses imagery of

The King’s speech on sleep uses which imagery type?

King Henry’s fear of rebellion acts as

The recurring theme of disguise in the tavern scenes represents

Falstaff’s “I am not only witty in myself” line uses

Rumour speaking in the prologue is an example of

The theme of age and youth is developed through

Shakespeare’s depiction of Falstaff’s corruption serves as

The Boar’s Head Tavern setting symbolizes

The King’s guilt over Bolingbroke’s rise is conveyed through

Falstaff’s humorous exaggerations often use

Falstaff’s treatment of Justice Shallow includes

Lady Percy’s grief over Hotspur employs

When Falstaff calls recruits “food for powder,” he uses

When the King envies the sleep of common men, Shakespeare uses

The contrast between Prince Hal’s friends and royal peers reveals

Prince John’s deception of the rebels shows

The King’s speeches use mostly

The King’s insomnia symbolizes

When Falstaff jokes about “dying of a sweat,” Shakespeare uses

Shakespeare’s use of prose for Falstaff reflects