At the end of the play "Richard III," what happens to Richard ?
Correct answer: A. He is killed.
- A. He is killed.
- B. He is arrested.
- C. He is crowned king.
- D. He was sent into exile.
Explanation
Richard is killed in the Battle of Bosworth Field by Richmond's forces, after famously crying, “A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!” He is not arrested or exiled.
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