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What is the meaning of 'heir'?
A person who gets money or property from someone who dies
What's the meaning of a tavern?
A pub
Prince Hal's initial reckless behaviour was actually __________ and he surprises everyone when he takes the throne.
intentional
Falstaff is seen as a ________ figure to Prince Hal.
Mentor/father
What's the meaning of 'podgy'?
A little fat or chubby
A dishonest or tricky person is called a __________
Rogue
What is the name of Prince Hal when becomes King?
King Henry V
What's the meaning of 'precarious'?
Not safe or secure; risky.
Someone who takes power or a position without permission is called a _______________
Usurper
What is the meaning of a 'glutton'?
Someone who eats too much.
__________ are acts of fighting against authority or rules.
Rebellions
What is the word for 'stolen money or things'?
Loot
What is the word that means 'funny and smart in a clever way'?
Witty
What is 'hoisted'?
Lifted or raised up.
What's the meaning of 'uninhabited' ?
A place where no one lives
What is the word for 'feelings of doubt or worry about something'?
Qualms
What is the word for 'too good or tempting to say no to'?
People who take care of horses at an inn are known as ______________.
Ostlers
What is a 'conscience'?
The voice in your head that tells you
what is right and wrong.
A strong effort to change or achieve something is called a _______________
Crusade
Where does Prince Hal initially spend most of his time?
In taverns with criminals and commoners
Why does Prince Hal reject Falstaff?
He wanted to be a serious leader.
How was Prince Hal initially portrayed as?
Reckless and fun-loving
What are some of the themes from the story of Falstaff and Prince Hal?
Honor, growth, loyalty, and betrayal,
What is the full name of the boastful but witty knight in the story?
Sir John Falstaff