Julius Caesar Act 1 Flashcard

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What internal conflict does Brutus face in Act 1, Scene 2 of Julius Caesar?

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Brutus struggles with his loyalty to Caesar versus his love for Rome.

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How does Cassius use imagery to persuade Brutus in Act 1, Scene 2?

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Cassius describes Caesar's physical weaknesses to manipulate Brutus's perception.

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What theme is enhanced by the use of imagery in Cassius's speeches in Act 1?

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The theme of manipulation and deceit is enhanced.

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What does the crown offered to Caesar symbolize in Act 1?

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It symbolizes Caesar's potential tyranny.

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What is the significance of the Feast of Lupercal in Julius Caesar?

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It emphasizes the theme of tradition versus change.

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What does Brutus's character represent in the context of loyalty and honor?

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Brutus represents the struggle between personal loyalty and civic duty.

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How does the character of Cassius contrast with Brutus in Act 1?

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Cassius is manipulative and self-serving, while Brutus is honorable and conflicted.

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What role does foreshadowing play in Act 1 of Julius Caesar?

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Foreshadowing hints at the impending conflict and Caesar's downfall.

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How does Shakespeare use rhetorical questions in Cassius's speeches?

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Rhetorical questions are used to provoke thought and persuade Brutus.

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What is the significance of the weather in Act 1, Scene 3?

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The strange weather symbolizes the turmoil in Rome and foreshadows chaos.