Julius Caesar Ch.E-502-12: Something Must Be Done!

The group of people who were at the game field with Caesar included

• Brutus and Calpurnia.
• Mark Antony and Cicero.
• Cassius and Cicero.
• Murals and Flavius.

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Caesar complains to Mark Antony about

• Casca.
• Brutus.
• Cassius.
• Cicero.

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Mark Antony does not believe that this person is dangerous.  That person is 

• Cassius.
• Casca.
• Brutus.
• Cicero.

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The real reason why Caesar is uncomfortable with Cassius is because Cassius

• never acts in a suspicious way.
• is writing notes about Caesar to Brutus.
• smiles grimly.
• may be jealous of Caesar's power.

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Brutus learns from Casca what happened on the game field.  Next, Casca tells the news about Flavius and Marullus.  Then, 

• Cassius decides to write false notes.
• Cask says that Caesar fainted.
• Cassius invites Casca to dinner.
• Brutus invites Casca to his home.

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According to Casca, Caesar

• really wants more power.
• refused the official crown offered to him.
• offered Mark Antony a crown.
• was happy when the people refused to crown him.

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Caesar offered the crowed his throat to cut when

• Caesar fainted.
• Cask tried to act on Caesar's words.
• Caesar realized that the people did not want to give him more power.
• Caesar realized that he was suffering from the falling-disease.

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Cassius plans to coax Brutus to change his mind about Caesar by

• throwing stones at Brutus' house.
• dining with Brutus and Casca the next day.
• sending untrue messages to Brutus.
• writing Cicero's Greek words to Brutus.

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Another name for this story could be

• "Lean and Hungry Casca."
• "I'm Caesar Always."
• "Cassius Makes Plans."
• "The Cheering Crowd."

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This story is mainly about

• Cassius raising doubts about Caesar in the minds of Brutus and Casca.
• Caesar complaining about Cassius.
• Cask reporting what happened to Caesar.
• Mark Antony encouraging Caesar to be ambitious.

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