In the play, "Henry V," the Chorus serves to do which of the following ?

Correct answer: C. Comment on the plot and themes of the play

  • A. Make jokes about Henry
  • B. Sing songs about the events
  • C. Comment on the plot and themes of the play
  • D. Dance upon the stage

Explanation

The Chorus addresses the audience directly, commenting on the plot and themes while asking the imagination to enlarge the limited stage. It does not function as a musical or comic performance group.

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