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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who teases Falstaff about being fat in the second scene?
(a) The Prince.
(b) Poins.
(c) The King.
(d) Hotspur.
2. What is Henry Percy's nickname?
(a) Regal.
(b) Balstaff.
(c) Hotspur.
(d) Dark Knight.
3. What does Falstaff call the travelers?
(a) Bacon-fed, fat chuffs, gorebellied knaves.
(b) Miners of no great worth.
(c) Window-less, mind-less, blank chumps.
(d) Writers of tall tales.
4. What does the King demand of Hotspur before allowing him to leave?
(a) That he release his prisoners.
(b) That he remain in the palace walls.
(c) That he pledge loyalty to England.
(d) That he report all action on the field.
5. What does Falstaff say men who steal purses should be named when the Prince is King?
(a) Fools.
(b) Traitors.
(c) Knights.
(d) Soldiers.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the King fear his son will do after scolding him?
2. Who murders Richard II?
3. What does Falstaff like to drink?
4. What does the King do that angers Hotspur during their conference?
5. What does the carrier have in his hand at the beginning of Act 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Vernon describe the King's army and the Prince of Wales?
2. What has Falstaff done to recruit his foot soldiers?
3. Who is Lord John of Lancaster?
4. What is the plan Worcester has begun to formulate for rebellion?
5. When the Hostess, Mistress Quickly, comes in what news does she have for the Prince?
6. What does the Prince offer to do instead of waging a full battle?
7. How does Henry Percy think he has shamed himself after his conference with the King?
8. What bad news does Vernon bring Hotspur, and how does Hotspur react to this news?
9. What does Mortimer say that Hotspur has done to offend people after Glendower leaves?
10. When Falstaff arrives at the tavern (after the robbery) what is the very tall tale he tells?
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