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Richard III
William Shakespeare
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Act I, scene i
Act I, scene ii
Act I, scene iii
Act I, scene iv
Act II, scenes i–ii
Act II, scenes iii–iv
Act III, scene i
Act III, scenes ii–iv
Act III, scenes v–vii
Act IV, scenes i–iii
Act IV, scenes iv–v
Act V, scenes i–ii
Act V, scenes iii–vi
Act V, scenes vii–viii
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Richard III
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Act III, scenes v–vii
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Act IV, scenes iv–v
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1
of 5
What instruments sound Prince Edward's entrance into London?
Drums
Slide whistles
Trumpets
Bagpipes
2
of 5
How does Prince Edward respond to Richard's flattering language?
With silence
With clever wordplay
By drawing his sword
By walking away
3
of 5
Lord Hastings announces that Elizabeth and her youngest son have done what?
Raised an army
Been murdered
Taken sanctuary
Killed themselves
4
of 5
Immediately after Richard sends the princes to the tower, what do Richard, Buckingham and Catesby do?
Hold a feast
Hold a public conference
Hold a private conference
Play billiards
5
of 5
What does Richard promise Buckingham in the event that he becomes king?
A boat
A title
A horse
A prison sentence
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