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King John Act 4 Scene 3 Quiz
King John Act 4 Scene 3 Quiz
How does Hubert defend himself against the accusation?
He claims the Bastard killed him
He blames King John directly
He remains silent
He insists Arthur was alive when he left him
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What is the Bastard’s tone throughout the scene?
Determined yet despairing
Mocking and carefree
Cold and indifferent
Joyful and victorious
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What does the Bastard symbolize in this scene?
Corruption and deceit
Patriotism and steadfastness
Weakness and despair
Faith and repentance
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What does Hubert realize too late?
That the Bastard betrayed him
That the King never wanted Arthur dead
That sparing Arthur still led to disaster
That Arthur escaped to France
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How does the Bastard describe the state of England?
Falling into ruin and rebellion
Stronger than ever
Under God’s blessing
Ready for peace
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How did Arthur die according to the nobles’ discovery?
He drowned
He was stabbed
He fell from the castle walls
He was poisoned
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What theme is reinforced through Arthur’s death?
Peace follows chaos
Faith restores power
The consequences of political corruption
Love conquers grief
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What literary device dominates the nobles’ dialogue about Arthur?
Rhyme
Pun
Euphemism
Dramatic irony
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How does the Bastard describe the nobles who deserted King John?
As brave and noble
As traitors to their country
As servants of God
As victims of rumor
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What does the Bastard predict will come from England’s divisions?
A rise in prosperity
A golden age of peace
Its ruin and downfall
A truce with France
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How does Shakespeare present Hubert’s emotional state?
Calm and resolute
Angry and defiant
Joyful and content
Torn between guilt and loyalty
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Who opens the scene?
Salisbury
Hubert
Pembroke
The Bastard
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What effect does Arthur’s death have on the English nobles?
It strengthens their faith in John
It unites them under the Bastard
It leads them to flee the country
It drives them to side with Lewis of France
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What reaction do the nobles have to Arthur’s death?
They forgive Hubert
They are horrified and blame King John
They rejoice at his escape
They deny the rumor
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What is the final tone of Act 4 Scene 3?
Triumphant and joyful
Grim and patriotic
Hopeful and romantic
Peaceful and resolved
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What message does the scene convey about King John’s leadership?
His guilt isolates him and destroys loyalty
He redeems himself through honesty
He gains victory over France
He becomes a strong and just ruler
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How does Hubert prove his innocence?
He brings witnesses
He reveals that Arthur died accidentally
He confesses before Pandulph
He shows the irons were never used
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What does Hubert try to do after realizing the consequences of Arthur’s death?
Hide Arthur’s body
Join the rebellion
Explain the truth to the nobles
Seek forgiveness from the Pope
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What does the Bastard bring to Hubert later in the scene?
A message from Pandulph
A royal pardon
Arthur’s crown
News of France’s invasion
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What mood dominates the entire scene?
Light and hopeful
Dark and foreboding
Calm and reflective
Playful and satirical
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What do the nobles plan to do after learning of Arthur’s death?
Seek refuge in Rome
Return to Angers
Stay loyal to King John
Join the French forces under Lewis
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What news does Salisbury bring at the beginning of the scene?
Arthur has fled to France
Arthur has escaped
Arthur is dead
Arthur has been crowned
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Where does Act 4 Scene 3 take place?
In King John’s court
At a French camp
Inside a cathedral
Near the castle where Arthur was imprisoned
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How is Arthur’s body discovered according to the nobles?
Buried in secret
Floating in the river
Lying beneath the castle wall
Hidden in a chest
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How does the scene prepare the audience for later events?
It sets up the chaos that will follow Arthur’s death
It reveals the Pope’s final victory
It restores faith in King John
It marks the end of conflict
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How does Hubert view King John after this scene’s events?
With pity and disappointment
With anger and hatred
With renewed loyalty
With complete indifference
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How does Hubert react to the nobles’ departure?
He celebrates their rebellion
He blames Pandulph
He flees England
He laments the chaos caused by misunderstanding
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What does the Bastard vow to do by the end of the scene?
Avenge Arthur’s death
Defend England against the invaders
Flee with the King’s treasure
Seek peace with France
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Who is first accused of murdering Arthur?
The Bastard
King John
Pembroke
Hubert
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What does the Bastard say England must do to survive?
Flee from John’s tyranny
Unite under one loyal leader
Accept French rule
Submit to the Pope
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