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Henry V Act 4 Scene 2 Quiz
Henry V Act 4 Scene 2 Quiz
What time of day is it in this scene?
Midnight
Late afternoon
Early morning before sunrise
Evening
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What is the general tone among the French nobles?
Quiet resolve
Worried humility
Overconfident arrogance
Cynical indifference
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What does Rambures suggest about the French soldiers?
They outnumber the English greatly
They lack faith
They are tired and hungry
They are poorly equipped
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What does the Dauphin request before battle?
His helmet
His horse
His sword
His banner
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What do the French nobles call the English army?
A weary and beaten host
A fierce and noble enemy
A band of warriors
A sea of knights
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What does the Dauphin boast about before battle?
His victory at Harfleur
His horse and armor
His family’s legacy
His skill with a bow
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How do the French describe their own readiness?
Confident and eager
Tired and uncertain
Reluctant and disorganized
Cautious and fearful
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Who mentions that the French horses are restless?
Montjoy
Orleans
The Dauphin
The Constable
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What is the French army’s main error in judgment?
Ignoring orders
Underestimating the English
Splitting their forces
Overestimating their supplies
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Which literary device dominates the French dialogue?
Metaphor
Foreshadowing
Irony
Pun
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What does the Constable say will happen to the English army?
They will receive reinforcements
They will retreat
They will be captured and humiliated
They will surrender peacefully
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What theme is reflected in the French dialogue?
Mercy in victory
Love in war
Overconfidence before downfall
Loyalty and faith
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Who is the first character to speak in this scene?
The Constable of France
The Duke of Orleans
Rambures
The Dauphin
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How do the French soldiers prepare for battle?
By hiding their weapons
By praying for forgiveness
By arming themselves and boasting
By writing letters home
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What does the Duke of Orleans criticize the Dauphin for?
His lateness
His vanity
His lack of experience
His fear
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What is the attitude of the Constable toward the English?
Respectful and cautious
Friendly and curious
Mocking and dismissive
Vengeful and bitter
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What does Orleans fear about the upcoming battle?
Their armor is too heavy
The English might surprise them
They might lose their honor
The king may flee
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Where does Act 4 Scene 2 take place?
In the English camp
At Harfleur
In the French camp before the Battle of Agincourt
Inside the French court
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What do the French nobles believe about the coming victory?
It is uncertain
It will depend on luck
It will be easy and glorious
It will be costly but fair
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What animal does the Constable compare the English to?
A poor and famished lion
A proud falcon
A hungry wolf
A weary horse
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What does this scene foreshadow?
The French defeat at Agincourt
The death of Henry
A peace treaty
A French victory
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What key contrast does Shakespeare emphasize through this scene?
French arrogance versus English discipline
Faith versus reason
Royalty versus poverty
War versus love
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What does the French army believe about the English forces?
They are better armed
They have superior numbers
They are receiving reinforcements
They are weak and exhausted
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How do the French view the English soldiers?
As sick and starving
As noble and brave
As equal in strength
As fierce and relentless
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How does Shakespeare use this scene dramatically?
To heighten tension before battle
To end the war
To reveal Henry’s strategy
To introduce comic relief
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Which army is preparing for battle in this scene?
The Scottish army
The French army
The English army
The Welsh army
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What emotion underlies the French confidence?
Faith
Despair
Pride
Fear
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How does this scene contrast with the previous one?
Both armies pray together
French pride contrasts English humility
English arrogance mirrors French humility
Both armies are fearful
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What is the French army waiting for before beginning battle?
Daylight
Orders from the King
Reinforcements
Henry’s surrender
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What does the Dauphin’s pride in his horse symbolize?
Fear masked as humor
French vanity and misplaced priorities
Chivalric virtue
Military strength
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