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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. What does Hotspur say would shame the Devil?
(a) Singing a hymn.
(b) Repenting of murder.
(c) Telling the truth.
(d) Going to church.

2. What does Glendower anticipate will happen when the warriors leave for battle?
(a) Wives will weep copious tears.
(b) Spirits will come up from the vasty deep.
(c) Wives will be unfaithful.
(d) Henry Bolingbroke will go bootless home.

3. What fault is pointed out to Hotspur at the beginning of Act 3?
(a) His fear.
(b) His Youth.
(c) His weakness.
(d) His Pride.

4. What does the King demand of Prince Hal?
(a) To report to court next morning.
(b) Leadership of the King's army.
(c) A return to his studies at school.
(d) The stolen money.

5. Where does the beginning of Act 2 take place?
(a) London.
(b) Rochester.
(c) Caterbury.
(d) Sussex.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Sir John Paunch?

2. When is Lady Percy to follow Hotspur when he leaves her?

3. What does the Prince of Wales say to his father upon his return to the Royal Court?

4. Where is the house Hotspur goes to at the beginning of Act 3?

5. Who interrupts Hotspur in his verbal attacks on the king?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the offer from the King to Hotspur contain?

2. What does Falstaff say when he is left alone during the battle?

3. When the Percy family meets with Mortimer and Glendower in Wales why are they looking at a map?

4. What does the Prince say in his soliloquy after Poins leaves his apartment?

5. What is the plan Worcester has begun to formulate for rebellion?

6. What does Falstaff say he has heard people on the street say about the Prince?

7. How does Hotspur respond to Prince Hal's offer to meet him solo on the battlefield?

8. What does Worcester want to do with the Scottish prisoners?

9. What happens when the Sheriff comes looking for Falstaff?

10. Who is King Henry the Fourth?

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