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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. After witnessing a poignant scene involving the deaths of two soldiers, what is Exeter's emotional response?
(a) He screamed in anger.
(b) He began laughing hysterically even though he knew it was inappropriate.
(c) He was moved to tears.
(d) He swallowed hard, but refused to cry.

2. What does Henry say is the meaning of the alarm that sounds as he and Exeter are speaking?
(a) All the English soldiers have died, been captured, or have run away.
(b) The French have reinforced their scattered men.
(c) The French have surrendered.
(d) Reinforcements from England have finally arrived.

3. According to the chorus, what is the name of the area Henry passes through on his way back to London?
(a) Dover.
(b) South Hampton.
(c) Canterbury.
(d) Blackheath.

4. When referring to King Henry's confrontation with Scroop, Cambridge, and Grey, Bedford states, "his grace is __________ to trust these traitors."
(a) Foolhardy.
(b) Bold.
(c) Merciful.
(d) Wise.

5. What is Alice's response to Katherine's assertion that she (Alice) speaks English well?
(a) Alice corrects Katherine and tells her it is German she speaks fluently, not English.
(b) Alice laughs and asks Katherine why she would think such a thing.
(c) Alice says she knows a little.
(d) Alice confirms that she is fluent in English.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Fluellen's complaint against Gower in the hours before the battle begins?

2. What strategic structure does Fluellen say is being protected by the Duke of Exeter and Pistol?

3. Hostess Quickly states that she "cannot lodge and board a dozen or fourteen gentlewomen" without it being thought she is running ___________.

4. Why does Erpingham say sleeping on the ground is better for him than having a soft pillow for his head?

5. Fluellen tells Pistol that if he owes him anything, he will pay him in __________.

(see the answer key)

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