1. On what does Hostess Quickly blame Sir John's illness?
(a) A broken heart.
(b) Getting caught in a rainstorm.
(c) Too much drink.
(d) An infected wound.

2. What does Henry tell Exeter to do with Harfleur?
(a) Force out all the residents and tell the troops to set up camp there.
(b) Confiscate anything of value.
(c) Burn it to the ground.
(d) Fortify it against the French and be merciful to the people.

3. To what creature from classical mythology does Canterbury compare Prince Henry's willfulness?
(a) The Hydra.
(b) The Gorgon.
(c) The Sphinx.
(d) Leviathan.

4. The chorus says the two army camps are so close together they can do which of the following:
(a) Taste the food in their enemy's bowl.
(b) Smell each other's fear.
(c) Accidentally wander into their enemy's tents.
(d) See each other's faces and almost hear each other's conversations.

5. What does Orleans say has been lost?
(a) His son (mon fils) and his brother (mon frère).
(b) His horse (mon cheval).
(c) The war (la guerre).
(d) The day (le jour) and all (tout).

Short Answer Questions

1. Canterbury urges King Henry to divide England into __________ and have __________ go to fight France while the rest stays home to defend against invaders.

2. Who sends Montjoy to the English camp to request that Henry surrender and give himself over for ransom?

3. What does Montjoy request of Henry on behalf of France after the battle of Agincourt?

4. What does Katherine think after she has learned two words in English?

5. Henry states that during peacetime, nothing is more becoming to a man than __________.

(see the answer key)

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