1. The bishop thinks that Joan poses a threat to what?
(a) The Catholic Church.
(b) The English army.
(c) The French army.
(d) Herself.

2. Joan's demeanor during the trial is what?
(a) Confrontational.
(b) Obstinate.
(c) Nervous.
(d) Fearful.

3. What is the only power that the Dauphin has remaining in Scene 2?
(a) Military.
(b) The power over life and death.
(c) Royal.
(d) Financial.

4. In Scene 4, the bishop is concerned about Joan's ___________.
(a) Influence on the French citizens.
(b) Supernatural powers.
(c) Amazing fighting abilities.
(d) Individualistic views.

5. In Scene 2, what is the second achievement that Joan tells the Dauphin he will attain?
(a) He will be crowned as King of France in the Cathedral of Rheims.
(b) He will be killed in battle and become a war hero for France.
(c) He will become wealthy quickly and be able to pay his debts.
(d) He will vanquish the Spanish in battle.

Short Answer Questions

1. The third man to join the discussion about Joan in Scene 4 disagrees with the first two men and their assessment of Joan. What does he believe about Joan instead?

2. In Scene 2, what does Joan ask God for?

3. In Scene 2, who joins the two men awaiting the Dauphin's arrival?

4. Who is the Dauphin's military adviser?

5. In Scene 2, who schemes to trick Joan?

(see the answer key)

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