A) 1594 and 1597 B) 1600 and 1603 C) 1596 and 1599 D) 1588 and 1591
A) Richard III B) Henry V C) Richard II D) Henry IV, Part 1
A) Hotspur B) Ancient Pistol C) King Henry IV D) Prince John
A) A judge B) A page C) A musician D) A soldier
A) Falstaff's rise to power in London. B) The battles between King Henry IV and rebellious factions. C) Prince Hal's journey toward kingship and his rejection of Falstaff. D) King Henry IV's illness and death.
A) Indifferent and neglectful B) Supportive and understanding C) Hostile and confrontational D) Disappointed by Hal's association with lowlife characters.
A) A military battle led by Prince Hal B) Prince John's political machinations. C) Falstaff's strategic planning D) King Henry IV's direct intervention
A) Train him as a thief. B) Teach him how to fight. C) Make him a nobleman. D) Outfit him in 'vile apparel' (ragged clothing).
A) 'I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men.' B) 'My humor is unmatched by any.' C) 'I am the wisest man in all of England.' D) 'I have more courage than anyone else.'
A) He decides to become an honest man. B) He apologizes and leaves quietly. C) He continues to engage in petty criminality. D) He challenges the Chief Justice to a duel.
A) She is his enemy. B) She is his sister. C) They have a romantic involvement. D) She is his servant.
A) He laughs it off as a joke. B) He rejects Falstaff, stating that he has changed and can no longer associate with such people. C) He challenges Falstaff to a duel. D) He forgives Falstaff immediately.
A) 'Sir John will become king.' B) 'With Sir John in it, and make you merry with fair Katharine of France; where, for all I know, Falstaff shall die of a sweat.' C) 'The story will end here.' D) 'Falstaff will live happily ever after.'
A) Mouldy B) Oldcastle C) Shallow D) Pistol
A) Richard Eyre B) Orson Welles C) The production starred Jon Finch as Henry IV. D) Tom Fleming
A) My Own Private Idaho B) Chimes at Midnight (1965) by Orson Welles. C) The Hollow Crown D) Player Kings
A) 'All the world's a stage.' B) 'Friends, Romans, countrymen.' C) 'To be or not to be.' D) 'Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.'
A) Ancient Pistol B) Prince Hal C) Doll Tearsheet D) Justice Shallow.
A) The Lord Chief Justice. B) Prince John C) Ancient Pistol D) King Henry IV |