Julius Caesar Act I vocabulary

This word means very bad, wicked, or evil

• portentous

• vile

• imminent

• spurn

He was furious at the _________ things his ex-girlfriend said about him on social media.

• vile

• infirm

• malice

• spurn

Even if he thought you were wrong, there is no excuse for the _________ names he called you.

• vile

• malice

• infirm

• confounded

This word means discussion, conversation, communication-- especially to communicate with great authority (knowledge about a subject).

• confounded

• discourse

• prodigious

• augmented

The professor gave a lengthy and informative ___________ about his favorite topic.

• discourse

• augmented

• portentous

• exploit

He tried to follow the politician's lengthy _____________ about the tax plan, but found it very confusing.

• replication

• infirmity

• discourse

• exploit

This word means a copy, or an echo.

• exploit

• resolution

• infirmity

• replication

This word can mean the act of copying something.

• conspiracy

• exploit

• surly

• replication

He could not afford to buy the original artwork, but found a __________________ of it in a poster he could buy.

• replication

• conspiracy

• resolution

• mutiny

The infection spread quickly through his body due to the rapid _________________ of the virus.

• mutiny

• replication

• malice

• vile