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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Scene 6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Scene 3, what proves that Joan's power has risen significantly?
(a) The English army surrenders to Joan's French army.
(b) The fact that she has acquired an army and led it to Orleans.
(c) The army's dedication to her.
(d) The blessing of the Archbishop.

2. Where is the French army located in the beginning of Scene 3?
(a) Champagne.
(b) Paris.
(c) Lorraine.
(d) Orleans.

3. In Scene 2, who joins the two men awaiting the Dauphin's arrival?
(a) Bluebeard.
(b) Robert de Baudricourt.
(c) The steward.
(d) Joan.

4. What kind of actions does Dunois say the attempts for Paris are?
(a) Bold and courageous.
(b) Cruel and disparaging.
(c) Frightening and specious.
(d) Reckless and unnecessary.

5. What news does Bluebeard bring?
(a) That Joan is approaching the castle.
(b) That the war is being lost by the French.
(c) That the Dauphin has passed away.
(d) That the war is being lost by the English.

Short Answer Questions

1. There is an officer in Scene 2 nicknamed "Bluebeard." Why is that his nickname?

2. What did Joan alter through her military conquests?

3. The hens' recovery at the end of Scene 1 proves what to Robert?

4. What does the French commander desperately need in Scene 3?

5. What is the French army unable to do in the beginning of Scene 3?

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