1. Why does Henry say the soldiers will go to Calais?
(a) To meet up with rebel French troops who support the English.
(b) To attack it.
(c) To spend the winter.
(d) To obtain provisions and material.

2. Why does Katherine think Alice speaks English well?
(a) Alice has been to England.
(b) Alice's mother is English.
(c) Alice's previous job had been working for an English family.
(d) Alice had once been married to an English man.

3. To whom is Hostess Nell Quickly married?
(a) Sir John Falstaff.
(b) Pistol.
(c) Bardolph.
(d) Nym.

4. According to Exeter, French troops outnumber the English at Agincourt by what ratio?
(a) Fifteen to one.
(b) Ten to one.
(c) Five to one.
(d) Two to one.

5. Henry states that during peacetime, nothing is more becoming to a man than __________.
(a) Humble patience.
(b) Fair nature.
(c) Modest stillness and humility.
(d) Hard-favored rage.

Short Answer Questions

1. To what account from the Christian Bible does Henry allude to when he foretells the suffering the people of Harfleur will experience if they do not surrender?

2. When they finished mourning Falstaff, Pistol urges his comrades to begin their journey to France and be like __________.

3. Which of the following tool do the armorers use to close the rivets on the knights' armor?

4. What is the amount that the French soldier offers Pistol to spare his life?

5. What does the governor say was the Dauphin's response to his request for help in fighting the English?

(see the answer key)

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