Julius Caesar Act III Quiz

Before Julius Caesar enters the Capitol building he is given one final warning, what is this last final warning?

• A letter from Brutus

• A letter from Cassius

• A letter from Marc Antony

• A letter from Artemidorus

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Before Julius Caesar is stabbed he says that he is "constant as the Northern Star." Why does he say this?

• Because he really likes astronomy

• He is saying that he is brighter than everyone else

• He is saying that his emotions and decisions are constant and cannot be moved by the senators' pleas and begging

• He is saying that everything revolves around him just like everything revolves around the Northern Star

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Who is the first person to stab Caesar and who is the last person to stab him?

• Casca first, Brutus last

• Cassius first, Casca last

• Brutus first, Cassius last

• Everybody stabs at the same time

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Brutus' tragic flaw is that he is naive and has poor judgement; which of the following details reveal this?

• He allows Antony to speak to the crowd before Brutus speaks to them

• He allows Antony to speak to the crowd after Brutus speaks to them

• He listens to Cassius and Cassius tells him to let Antony speak

• He marries Portia who is a terrible wife to him

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Caesar's tragic flaw is his pride and ego, which of the following lines show that Caesar is arrogant and prideful?

• I could be well moved if I were you. If I could pray to move, prayers would move me. But I am constant as the Northern Star.

• Are we all ready? What is now amiss that Caesar and his senate must redress?

• Hence! Wilt thou lift up Olympus?

• What touches us ourself shall be last served.

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When Caesar is stabbed he states the famous line "Et tu, Brute? - Then fall, Caesar"; what does this line mean?

• And so on and so forth, Brutus.

• What are you going to do about this, Brutus?

• Will you avenge me, Brutus? Then fall, Caesar.

• Even you are a part of this, Brutus? Then fall, Caesar.

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After Caesar's death, Marc Antony predicts a curse will come upon Rome, what is the curse that he states will happen?

• A curse of frogs and locusts will overcome the land

• Every family will lose the first born son

• War, death and destruction shall overwhelm all parts of Italy

• Brutus and Cassius will have bad luck and misfortune for 7 years

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During Brutus' speech to the crowd he explains that he killed Caesar so everyone else can be free, what is the crowd's reaction to this?

• They think that he's lying, so they don't believe him

• They get mad at him and chase him off the stage

• They want to make him the king

• They don't really pay attention because he's kind of boring

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When Marc Antony begins his speech the people are hostile towards him, what is the first thing he does to get the crowd on his side?

• He promises them money if they listen to him

• He makes the people question whether or not Caesar really was ambitious like Brutus says he was

• He immediately reads them the will of Caesar

• He begins his speech by showing them the dead body

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When Marc Antony shows the crowd Caesar's will and his dead body, what propaganda technique is he using?

• Bandwagon fallacy

• Testimonial

• Appeal to emotion

• Loaded question

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