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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Lady Percy describe her husband's nature?
2. What do the carriers have?
3. What does Glendower say he can command?
4. What do the characters describe in Act I, Scene 1?
5. What language does Glendower's daughter speak?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Vernon say to Hotspur about Prince Henry, and how does Hotspur respond to this?
2. Why can Mortimer and his new wife, the daughter of Glendower, not communicate?
3. What does the King demand of Hotpsur when he allows him and his father to leave the conference?
4. Why does the King call Hotspur to the council in Windsor?
5. Why does Worcester think the King has such animosity towards their family and how do they plan to protect themselves?
6. What does Worcester tell young Hotspur when he returns from his conversation in the King's camp?
7. When Falstaff arrives at the tavern (after the robbery) what is the very tall tale he tells?
8. What does Falstaff say when he is left alone during the battle?
9. What happens after the first robbery has been committed by Falstaff?
10. What does Falstaff tell the Prince after speaking with the nobleman sent by the King?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Belonging and security were two themes present in this play. Where did these themes appear, and which characters were most motivated by them?
Essay Topic 2
This play was written to be performed on a bare stage. Find examples in the text that show how Shakespeare painted the scene in words. What visual imagery does he use to show us what is there? What verbal cues are there to tell the audience where the scene is taking place?
Essay Topic 3
What are some of the key examples of gratitude in this book, and how do these instances affect that characters involved in those scenes?
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