Henry IV Act V Scene I Quiz

Why does Worcester believe the King is responsible for the rebellion?

• The King imprisoned Worcester's family.

• The King refused to negotiate with the rebels.

• The King broke his oath not to depose Richard II.

• The King raised taxes unfairly.

What does Prince Hal propose to avoid widespread bloodshed?

• A single combat with Hotspur.

• A retreat from the battlefield.

• A peace treaty with the rebels.

• A surprise attack on the rebels.

What is Falstaff's view on honor?

• Honor is the most important thing in life.

• Honor is worth nothing compared to staying alive.

• Honor is a reward for the victorious.

• Honor is a concept only for the brave.

How does the King's behavior in this scene differ from his earlier actions?

• He punishes the rebels harshly.

• He shows generosity and diplomacy.

• He is more aggressive and demanding.

• He refuses to negotiate with the rebels.

What do the rebels' actions reveal about their cause?

• Their cause is hollow and rigid.

• Their cause is just and noble.

• Their cause is supported by the people.

• Their cause is misunderstood by the King.