Julius Caesar Act 4

(Scene 1) Who is Caesar's heir? 

• Brutus
• Lepidus
• Octavius
• Portia

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(Scene 1) What kind of list is the triumvirate making at the beginning of the scene?

• A list of places for battle
• A list of possible conspirators
• A list of people they are going to kill
• A list of fine wines for their celebration

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(Scene 1) What does Antony plan to do that shows the audience that he is unethical?

• Lie to Octavius about Lepidus

• Kill Portia

• Change Caesar's will

• Replace Lepidus with Cassius

(Scene 2) Why does Brutus suggest that he and Cassius talk inside the tent?

• He doesn't want the soldiers to see them fighting.
• It is warmer in the tent. 
• The tent is a good place for Brutus to kill Cassius because then no one will see. 
• Brutus wants to drink wine and that is where he keeps his best bottles. 

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(Scene 3) Why is Cassius mad at Brutus?

• Because Brutus convinced him to kill Caesar
• Because Brutus did not give him the money he needed
• Because Brutus condemned Lucius Pella for bribery
• Because things aren't going well in the war against Antony and Octavius

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(Scene 3) What did Brutus ask Cassius for that he did not receive? 

• Complete rule of the new alliance
• Gold to pay his troops
• Solidarity with the other conspirators
• A proper horse

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(Scene 3) How does Portia die?

• Antony kills her. 
• She dies of a broken heart.
• She jumps off a tall building.
• She swallows hot coals.

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(Scene 3) What unexpected visitor comes to Brutus in his sleep?

• Antony
• Calpurnia
• Caesar's ghost
• Portia

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(Scene 3) Where does Caesar say that he will see Brutus?

• Philippi
• Rome
• In the grave
• Sardis

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After Caesar is assassinated, two sides emerge, each seeking power and consolidation of Rome.

Choose the answer that correctly displays the two sides and all of their members.

• Brutus, Cassius, and Lepidus

  -vs-

  Antony and Octavius

• Brutus and Antony

  -vs-

  Lepidus, Octavius, and Cassius

• Octavius and Brutus

  -vs-

  Antony and Cassius

• Lepidus, Antony, and Octavius

  -vs-

  Cassius and Brutus