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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 5, Scene 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the "capital demand" in the articles of peace that Henry mentions to Queen Isabel?
(a) Katherine.
(b) Two-thirds of all France's tax revenues.
(c) The French king's crown and all his powers.
(d) A formal apology from the Dauphin.

2. What does Canterbury say Henry had once been addicted to?
(a) Sot weed.
(b) Lusty wenches.
(c) Ale.
(d) Courses vain.

3. What is Queen Isabel's response when Henry asks if she will accompany the French king and the English representatives to the negotiations?
(a) A woman's voice may do some good.
(b) She would rather stay and make sure Henry is not left alone with Katherine.
(c) She will go, but knows that no one will bother to listen to her opinion.
(d) Women have no place in affairs of state.

4. 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) Orleans.
(b) The Constable.
(c) The Dauphin.
(d) Bourbon.

5. What does Queen Isabel say she hopes will happen as a result of the meeting between the French royal court and King Henry?
(a) That they will take Henry captive and hold him for ransom.
(b) That all griefs and quarrels will be changed to love.
(c) That Henry will admit the war was a mistake.
(d) That Katherine will accept Henry's marriage proposal.

Short Answer Questions

1. Henry had seen this duke fall in battle several times and covered in blood so he asks Exeter whether he might still be alive:

2. What does the Dauphin suggest they do before the battle to make the fight fairer?

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

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

5. What puts an end to Williams' and Fluellen's argument over money?

(see the answer key)

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