Cornelia & Her Jewels

Which comparisons of Julia and Cornelia are true? Select two options.

• Julia thinks jewels are fun to admire; Cornelia does not

• Julia is from a noble family; Cornelia is not

• Julia does not talk about her children; Cornelia does

• Julia believes history is important; Cornelia does not

• Julia has many fine gems and jewelry; Cornelia does not

Part A. How are Caius and Tiberius most similar?

• They like learning how Horatius guarded a bridge a long time ago.

• They enjoy history more than any other subject at school.

• They respect their grandfather and want to be like him.

• They think Horatius and Scipio were equally brave.

Part B. What sentence from the play best supports the answer in Part A.

• "We learned how Horatius guarded the bridge in the brave days of old."

• "Wasn't that very noble, dear Mother?"

• "I shall try be a brave man someday, too, dear Mother."

• "What are all the gems in the world compared with these noble boys?"