Julius Caesar Act II

In his soliloquy, Brutus debates:

• Whether or not he should kill Caesar.

• If he should tell his wife about his plans.

• If he should confront Cassius about the conspiracy.

• All of the Above

What is Cassius' opinion of Antony?

• Cassius thinks Antony is worthless without Caesar

• Cassius thinks Antony might seek revenge if they kill Caesar

• Cassius thinks Antony will join the conspiracy

• Cassius thinks Antony knows about the plot to kill Caesar.

What is Brutus' opinion of Antony?

• Brutus thinks Antony is worthless without Caesar

• Brutus thinks Antony knows about the plot to kill Caesar

• Brutus thinks Antony will join the conspiracy

• Brutus thinks Antony knows about the plot to kill Caesar

How has the leadership of the conspiracy shifted in this act?

• All conspirators are taking equal parts in the planning.

• Cicero has emerged as the leader

• Brutus has emerged as the leader

• Cassius remains the obvious leader

What did Calpurnia dream?

• A statue ran with Caesar's blood

• Cassius started a conspiracy

• Brutus died in battle

• Caesar became king

Which of the following best describes Brutus?

• Sneaky

• Unintelligent

• Moralistic

• Mean-spirited

How does Decius convince Caesar to go to the Capitol?

• Gives Caesar a token of good fortune

• Laughs about the dream

• Says Calpurnia is lying

• Says the Senate may change their mind about crowning him

Artemidorus writes a letter in order to:

• Change Brutus' mind

• Warn Caesar

• Tell Portia what's going on

• Explain to the Senators why Caesar shouldn't be crowned

Caesar's flaw is that he is:

• Overly confident

• A liar

• Weak-minded

• Unable to speak his mind

At the end of the act, Portia sends a servant to the Capitol to:

• Take Brutus his dagger

• Bring Brutus home

• See what's going on

• Warn Caesar