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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 4, Scene 5.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What had led Fluellen into thinking that Pistol was a valiant warrior?
(a) He had put himself in harm's way to rescue an injured comrade.
(b) His brave words at the bridge.
(c) Exeter had declared as much.
(d) The fighting skills he displayed at Harfleur.

2. Which character suggests that if they do not follow him back into battle to die with honor, they may as well allow a slave to have access to their daughters?
(a) The Constable.
(b) Bourbon.
(c) The Dauphin.
(d) Orleans.

3. What drastic action does the Dauphin propose rather than face the shame of losing the battle?
(a) Stab themselves.
(b) Run away to a heathen land that knows not France.
(c) Disguise themselves as commoners.
(d) Hang themselves.

4. On whose behalf does Pistol ask Fluellen to plead for mercy after this individual had been sentenced to death for robbing a church?
(a) Gower.
(b) Nym.
(c) Bardolph.
(d) The boy.

5. What is Henry's response when Gloucester says he hopes the French will not attack now?
(a) He agrees that an attack now would certainly be a problem.
(b) That they are in God's hands, not the hands of the French.
(c) Not to worry because they will easily be able to take the French.
(d) That the French are bluffing and will definitely not attack now.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the king of France instruct the Dauphin to do?

2. What characteristic does the Constable say has spoiled them, but will now be their friend as they return to the battlefield?

3. Dauphin tells the French king that they should show no more fear of England than if that country were busy with __________.

4. The constable tells the Dauphin that he has a mistaken opinion regarding what?

5. Referring to Henry, the constable tells the Dauphin that he will find these "forespent."

(see the answer key)

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