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Henry V Act 4 Scene 5 Quiz
Henry V Act 4 Scene 5 Quiz
How does Orleans describe the state of battle?
Strategically organized
Almost won
Utterly confused
Calm and steady
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What literary device does Shakespeare use heavily here?
Wordplay and humor
Imagery of destruction
Romantic metaphor
Irony of triumph
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Who takes responsibility for the French defeat?
The Dauphin
The Constable
The Archbishop
The Duke of Burgundy
None
What do the French nobles realize about fate?
It punishes arrogance
It favors Henry
It cannot be controlled
It rewards loyalty
None
Who laments that shame has overcome France?
The Constable
The Dauphin
Burgundy
Montjoy
None
How does Shakespeare use irony here?
The once-proud French are now broken
The English misunderstand victory
The nobles turn on their king
Henry is unaware of his success
None
Which side is speaking in Act 4 Scene 5?
The English soldiers
The Welsh captains
The Scottish allies
The French nobles
None
What emotion do the French share by the end of the scene?
Curiosity
Relief
Determination
Hopelessness
None
What does the Dauphin fear most?
Losing his reputation
Facing Henry directly
Being captured
Being exiled
None
What tone dominates the scene?
Desperation and confusion
Calm and order
Mockery and pride
Celebration and triumph
None
Who laments the chaos among French forces?
Orleans
The Constable
Montjoy
The Dauphin
None
What does the Constable say about the French cavalry?
They have turned the tide
They wait for orders
They are fleeing in disorder
They fight bravely
None
What does Orleans say about the French nobility?
They will regroup soon
Their pride led to ruin
They were betrayed
They fought bravely
None
What do the French realize in this scene?
Reinforcements have arrived
They are losing the battle
The English are surrendering
The king has fled
None
What does the Dauphin say about French honor?
It is lost in defeat
It will be redeemed
It is stronger than ever
It was never real
None
What does this metaphor suggest?
The beauty of courage
The chaos of England
The strength of reflection
The shattered unity of France
None
What contrast does this scene create with Henry’s army?
Similar confusion
French panic versus English order
Mutual bravery
Equal despair
None
What does this scene foreshadow?
A lasting truce
French victory in the next act
The French defeat at Agincourt
The death of Henry
None
What emotion dominates the French dialogue?
Hope
Calm
Panic
Joy
None
How do the French describe the English soldiers?
Weak and disorganized
Slow and clumsy
Exhausted yet unyielding
Rich and well-fed
None
Who opens the scene?
The Duke of Orleans
Rambures
The Dauphin
The Constable of France
None
How does the Constable express despair?
He wishes for death
He blames the king
He surrenders his sword
He calls for retreat
None
What theme is emphasized in this scene?
The downfall of pride
The triumph of wisdom
Love conquering hate
The beauty of peace
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What sound imagery does Shakespeare include in this scene?
Singing and laughter
Whispers of peace
Marching drums
Trumpets and cries of defeat
None
What battle is taking place in this scene?
The Battle of Rouen
The Siege of Harfleur
The Battle of Orleans
The Battle of Agincourt
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What is the setting of this scene?
The English camp at dawn
Inside Henry’s tent
The French court
A field near Agincourt during battle
None
How does this scene advance the plot?
It ends the battle abruptly
It begins peace talks
It shows the French collapse before the climax
It introduces new allies
None
What does the Dauphin regret during the scene?
His earlier arrogance
Following the Constable
Listening to Henry’s herald
Not attacking earlier
None
Who compares the French army to a broken mirror?
Rambures
Montjoy
The Constable
The Dauphin
None
What do the French nobles acknowledge about the English army?
Their confusion
Their superior numbers
Their courage and discipline
Their cowardice
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