Caesar Act I

Murellus and Flavius are _____ when the commoners are celebrating Caesar's return to Rome.

• happy

• bored

• angry

• amused

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Marc Antony's behavior towards Caesar can best be described as _____.

• loyal

• critical

• scheming

• apathetic

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What is the opposite of servile?

• disrespectful

• useless

• supportive

• awestruck

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What causes an infirmity?

• eating broccoli

• supporting your leaders

• good health

• an accident

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When Caesar comments about Cassius' lean and hungry look, he expresses his _____.

• concern for Cassius

• suspicion of Cassius

• pity for Cassius

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Entreat means _____.

• to beg

• to give

• to ignore

• to plot

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Casca and Cassius think the weather and other unusual events as all of the following EXCEPT _____.

• coincidences

• supernatural omens

• warnings

• evidence that their beliefs are correct

What day does the play start?

• February 1

• February 15

• March 10

• March 15

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Who offered Caesar a "crown?"

• Brutus

• Cassius

• Antony

• Calpurnia

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How many times was Caesar offered the crown?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 0

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