Julius Caesar Act 2 Scene 1

Front

Brutus's decision in the orchard?

Back

to kill Caesar

Front

Brutus's feelings about the conspiracy to kill Caesar at the scene's start.

Back

He's trying to justify to himself why Caesar should die.

Front

Scene 1: NOT a conspirator against Caesar?

Back

Flavius

Front

Scene 1: Who brings Caesar to the Capitol for his murder?

Back

Decius

Front

Portia's persuasion to Brutus about the conspiracy:

Back

All of the above.

Front

Brutus' servant?

Back

Lucius

Front

Cassius suggests an oath for the conspirators.

Back

Brutus argues against it, stating they should trust each other and their reasons are strong enough without vows.

Front

Scene 1: Men at Brutus's door...

Back

All of the above.

Front

Brutus's concern about Caesar's potential tyranny stems from his initial humility, yet history shows that others have become tyrants when given power.

Back

At first he is humble but others in the past have become tyrants when given power.

Front

Cassius interprets strange events as warnings that Rome is heading to a monstrous state.

Back

Warnings that Rome is heading to a monstrous state.