Julius Caesar Skill: Compare and Contrast StudySync

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Comparison and contrast in texts

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Identifying similarities and differences between characters, themes, or topics.

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Comprehending a text

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Skill related to 'Identifying similarities and differences':

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Comprehending a text

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Comprehending a text

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Skills of comparing and contrasting in decision-making:

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Analyzing similarities and differences between options.

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Comprehending a text

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Shakespeare's deviation from source material aims to challenge audience expectations and provoke thought.

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To challenge the audience's expectations and provoke thought.

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Identifying Similar Events or Details

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Shakespeare's treatment of source material expands by adding new characters and subplots.

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He adds new characters and subplots.

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Identifying Similar Events or Details

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Shakespeare's source for historical plays?

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A wide variety of source materials

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Understanding the Source Material

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Skill tested by the passage?

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Identifying Similar Events or Details

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Identifying Similar Events or Details

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Skill tested in comparing Shakespeare’s plays and sources

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Identifying Similar Events or Details

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Identifying Similar Events or Details

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Summary of Plutarch’s Lives: The crowd seeks revenge after hearing Caesar's will, which leaves money to each citizen.

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The crowd seeks revenge against the men who killed him.

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Line from Julius Caesar illustrating crowd actions and triggers:

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’Tis good you know not that you are his heirs; / For if you should, O, what would come / of it!