Julius Caesar Test

Front

What is the attitude of Flavius and Murellus toward Caesar's victory over Pompey?

Back

They see it as no reason for celebration.

Front

What omen does Cassius see in Act V?

Back

Eagles that turn into ravens and crows.

Front

What message does Antony’s servant convey to Brutus in Act III?

Back

Antony has shifted his loyalty from Caesar to Brutus.

Front

What is the outcome of the battle between Brutus’s forces and Octavius’s forces in Act V?

Back

Octavius’s forces were overthrown by Brutus’s.

Front

What does Brutus tell Cassius he should be sorry for in Act IV?

Back

Not sending him money to pay the army.

Front

Who are Flavius and Murellus in relation to Caesar?

Back

They are tribunes who oppose Caesar's rise to power.

Front

What does the transformation of eagles into ravens symbolize in the play?

Back

It symbolizes bad omens and the impending doom for the conspirators.

Front

What is the significance of Antony's loyalty shift in the play?

Back

It highlights the theme of betrayal and the shifting allegiances in politics.

Front

What does Brutus represent in the conflict against Caesar?

Back

He represents honor and the idea of the greater good.

Front

What role does Cassius play in the conspiracy against Caesar?

Back

He is one of the main conspirators who persuades Brutus to join.