Julius Caesar Act 1 Test

Front

What rhetorical strategy does Cassius use to persuade Brutus?

Back

He appeals to Brutus's love for Rome.

Front

What metaphor does Cassius use to describe Caesar's power?

Back

He compares Caesar to a lion among sheep.

Front

What is Brutus's main concern in Act 1 of Julius Caesar?

Back

Caesar's increasing authority.

Front

What theme is highlighted by Brutus's internal conflict?

Back

The theme of loyalty versus betrayal.

Front

How does Brutus justify his involvement in the conspiracy against Caesar?

Back

He claims it is for the good of Rome.

Front

What does Cassius imply about Caesar's nature through his rhetoric?

Back

That Caesar is a tyrant who must be stopped.

Front

What role does Brutus play in the conspiracy against Caesar?

Back

He is a key conspirator who represents honor.

Front

How does Cassius view Caesar's rise to power?

Back

He sees it as a threat to the freedom of Rome.

Front

What is the significance of the phrase 'Et tu, Brute?' in the play?

Back

It signifies betrayal and the personal nature of Caesar's assassination.

Front

What does Brutus believe is more important than his friendship with Caesar?

Back

The welfare of Rome.