Henry V Act 3 Scene 2 Quiz

What does the Boy criticize about his former companions?

What does Fluellen value most in a soldier?

Which character tries to rally the English common soldiers in this scene?

What happens as the scene ends?

What causes tension between Macmorris and Fluellen?

Which captain represents Ireland in this scene?

What language device does Shakespeare use to show national differences among the captains?

What does Gower represent in this scene?

How does Fluellen react to Pistol’s bravado?

Which captain represents Scotland?

Which character shows the most restraint during the argument?

What is the tone of Fluellen’s conversation with Gower?

Who scolds the soldiers for their lack of order?

What does Pistol do when he meets Fluellen?

What is Fluellen particularly concerned about during the battle?

What is Fluellen’s main frustration with his fellow soldiers?

How does Pistol behave during the battle?

How does Macmorris defend himself when criticized?

What does Macmorris say about the current fighting?

What does the Boy’s monologue reveal about war?

Who stops the argument between Macmorris and Fluellen?

What do the captains argue about during the scene?

What is the overall purpose of Act 3 Scene 2?

What complaint does Pistol make about Bardolph?

What theme does this scene explore through the captains’ interaction?

Which location serves as the setting for Act 3 Scene 2?

What nationality is Captain Fluellen?

Which literary device does Shakespeare use to provide humor in this scene?

Which characters are described by the Boy as thieves and rogues?

Who complains about the hard fighting and discipline of war?