2. What does Katherine think after she has learned two words in English?
(a) That she is a good scholar.
(b) That she will never be able to learn such a difficult language.
(c) That English is a barbaric language.
(d) That Alice is intentionally teaching her incorrect pronunciation.

3. What military operation does Fluellen think is being done incorrectly?
(a) The set up of the cannons.
(b) Setting up a prisoner-of-war interment camp.
(c) Digging mines.
(d) Breaching the city's walls.

4. Which character calls Bardolph, Nym, and Pistol "dogs" and tells them to go up to the breach.
(a) Fluellen.
(b) Henry.
(c) Boy.
(d) Exeter.

5. The chorus tells the audience that in the absence of the king and the army, England will be guarded by the following groups of people except for:
(a) Grandsires.
(b) Old women.
(c) Privèd maidens.
(d) Babies.

6. In addition to not wanting to die, why does Nym not want to go up to the breach?
(a) It is raining.
(b) He is against attacking innocent civilians.
(c) It is too hot.
(d) He would just get in the way.

7. How did Hostess Quickly determine that Falstaff was near death?
(a) He turned blue.
(b) He was unresponsive.
(c) His body felt cold.
(d) His breathing stopped.

8. Henry tells his army that "when the blast of war blows in our ears," to imitate the action of which animal?
(a) Tiger.
(b) Lion.
(c) Bear.
(d) Eagle.

9. Which famous Parisian landmark does Exeter say will "shake" because of the Dauphin's insulting gift to King Henry?
(a) The Louvre.
(b) The Eiffel Tower.
(c) The Arc de Triomphe.
(d) Notre Dame Cathedral.

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

11. What words from Henry's speech at Harfleur does Bardolph repeat to the others in his group?
(a) Dishonor not your mother.
(b) On, to the breach.
(c) The game's afoot.
(d) Teach them how to war.

12. Who is NOT one of the "three corrupted men" the chorus says has conspired with France?
(a) Sir Thomas Grey of Northumberland.
(b) Sir Thomas Erpingham.
(c) Richard Earl of Cambridge.
(d) Henry Lord Scroop of Masham.

13. How are Exeter and Westmoreland related to King Henry?
(a) Exeter is his nephew and Westmoreland is his uncle.
(b) Exeter is his uncle and Westmoreland is his cousin.
(c) Exeter is his cousin and Westmoreland is his nephew.
(d) Exeter is his brother and Westmoreland is his son.

14. The constable tells the Dauphin that he has a mistaken opinion regarding what?
(a) How much the people of France love and respect him.
(b) The ability of French towns to withstand siege.
(c) The willingness of Spain to stand as allies.
(d) The king of England.

15. The chorus invites the audience to "piece out" what with their thoughts?
(a) The actors.
(b) The story.
(c) Imperfections.
(d) What will happen in the next scene.