Julius Caesar

What is the warning of the soothsayer to Caesar?

• Beware of the Ides of March
• Beware of your friends
• Beware of Pompey
• Beware of the Feast of Lupercal

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What is happening at the opening of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar? 

• Caesar is being murdered
• some citizens are in support and some are against Caesar 
• The Feast of Lupercal
• The Ides of March 

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Which of the following is an example of persuasion in the play?

• Decius convinces Caesar to see his dream in a different way

• Cassius convinces Brutus to join the conspiracy

• Antony persuades the commoners that Brutus and Cassius were wrong

• All of the above

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What dream does Calpurnia have?

• Brutus stabbed Caesar in the back

• A statue ran with Caesar's blood

• Caesar didn't accept the crown

• Antony betrayed Caesar

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Who is the last person to stab Caesar?

• Casca

• Brutus

• Cassius

• Calpurnia

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How does Antony turn the people against Brutus and Cassius?

• He makes a persuasive speech showing how they acted dishonorably

• He turns the other members of the conspiracy against Brutus and Cassius

• He buys the people of Rome expensive gifts

• He bribes the soothsayer

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A soothsayer warns Caesar to beware of

• September 1

• December 1

• March 15

• February 15

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Why does Cassius kill himself at the end of the play?

• He thinks he has sent his friend to his death

• he has witnessed Brutus' death

• He saw the ghost of Caesar

• He found out his wife had died

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At the end of the play, Antony says what about Brutus?

• No one, including Caesar, ever truly like him

• He was a liar and a thief

• he should have been king

• He had honorable intentions

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Caesar's two physical defects were 

• falling sickness, nausea 
• weak eyesight, obesity 
• crippled leg;deafness 
• deafness, falling sickness 

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