Henry IV Part 2 Quizzes

Henry IV Part 2 Quiz 1

1 Shakespeare lived during
the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries

the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries

the fifteenth century

the eighteenth century
2 Henry IV, Part 2 was written in
the 1720s

the 1590s

the 1620s

the 1340s
3 Henry IV, Part 2 is best categorized as a
comedy

history

tragedy

romance
4 Shakespeare's plays were performed at
both the Globe theater and the Blackfriars theater

the Dionysia festival

the Globe theater

the Blackfriars theater
5 When Shakespeare first came to London, England was under the reign of
King James I

Queen Elizabeth I

King Henry VIII

Queen Elizabeth II
6 Henry IV came to power by deposing what monarch?
Henry III

Richard III

Mary I

Richard II
7 In 1 Henry IV, Hal defeated and killed what rebel in single combat?
Mowbray

Harry Hotspur

Westmoreland

Glendower
8 What name was Henry IV formerly known by?
Henry Windsor

Henry, Queen of Scotts

Henry Bolingbroke

Henry Percy
9 The play opens with an induction by
Father Time

Rumor

Malice

Jesus
10 Act One opens with the Earl of Northumberland awaiting news about the battle of
Normandy

Gaultree Forest

Shrewsbury

Hastings
11 The Earl of Northumberland learns about the death of his
nephew, Thomas of Clarence

brother, John of Lancaster

daughter, Harriet Hotsput

son, Harry Hotspur
12 Northumberland's reaction to the news is
to flee to Scotland

to prepare for war

to order Mowbray's execution

to flee to France
13 Morton suggests becoming allies with
the Dauphin of France

Richard Scroop Archbishop of York

Elizabeth

Mary, Queen of Scotts
14 Falstaff has become rivals/enemies with
John of Lancaster

Thomas of Clarence

the Archbishop of Canterbury

the Lord Chief Justice
15 The Lord Chief Justice does not arrest Falstaff because
Falstaff has friends in high places

Falstaff intimidates him

Falstaff has earned a reputation at Shrewsbury and has orders from the king

Falstaff makes him laugh
16 In the war room scene at the end of Act One, which rebels are present?
Glendower, Northumberland, Harry Percy, and Hastings

Archbishop of York, Northumberland, Mowbray, and Bardolph

Northumberland, Mowbray, Glendower, and Hastings

Archbishop of York, Mowbray, Hastings, and Lord Bardolph
17 In the same scene, the rebels worry about the possibility of which rebel withdrawing his support?
Mowbray

Northumberland

Hastings

Glendower
18 In the war room scene, the rebels see an advantage because
the king faces enemies on three fronts

their forces outnumber the king 6 to 1

the king faces a war in the Holy Land

Northumberland's troops are the best trained in Britian
19 Hostess Quickly tries to have Falstaff arrested because
he stole her horse

he owes her money

he got her pregnant

he wrecked her inn
20 Falstaff convinces Hostess Quickly
to drop charges

to pretend to be angry

both to drop charges and to loan him some more money

to loan him some more money
21 Falstaff once promised Hostess Quickly that he would
become a Catholic

buy her a new inn

become a Protestant

marry her
22 In 2.2, we see Hal speaking playfully with
the Lord Chief Justice

Poins

Falstaff

Thomas of Clarence
23 Hal fears that if he weeps for his father
people will think he is weak

people will think his father is dying

people will think him a hypocrite

people will think Hal intends to invade France
24 We learn in the conversation in 2.2 that Henry IV is now
dead

robust and planning a Crusade

exiled

very ill
25 Lady Percy and Northumberland's wife convince Northumberland to
abandon the other rebels

attack Henry IV

join forces with the French

make a bid for the crown

How does this experience tie Peter and cole together

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in what way is henry iv a play about atonement?

The sin that lay most heavily on Henry was the murder of Richard II, and his usurpation of the throne. Richard II's executers remain unknown, but it is widely believed that after taking control and having Richard imprisoned, Henry took the...

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Henry IV Part 2

by William Shakespeare

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