Julius Caesar Test Review

How many times did Antony offer Caesar a crown?

• Twice

• Thrice (Three times)

• Four Times

• He was never offered the crown.

2. What is a rhetorical strategy?

• A strategy used to win games.

• The way to use words to persuade people. Can include: ethos, pathos, logos, repetition, using questions to make a point)

• A way to bring about confusion.

• Grammatical patterns that are the same across languages.

What act did Marrelus and Flavius commit?

• They were the best at archery.

• They tore down Caesar’s decorations.

• They put up more decorations for Caesar.

• They failed to show up for jury duty.

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4. What sickness does Caesar have?

• The falling sickness (seizures )

• Chronic headaches

• Explosive Diarrhea

• Bronchitis

How does Cassius ultimately convince Brutus to rise up against Caesar?

• He told him that Caesar put his brother in jail.

• He performed a dance choreography for him to the tune of “Call Me Maybe”

• He threw rocks through his open window with “notes” from Roman Citizens.

• He dressed up like Caesar and harmed his wife.

6. Who is Pompey?

• The previous Consul of Rome, killed by Egyptians after Caesar had destroyed his army.

• A senator that kills Caesar.

• A friend of Marc Antony’s.

• The smoke monster from “Lost."

Why does Caesar ask Antony to touch Calphurnia during the race?

• He’s been having marriage related issues with her.

• She is cold and needs a warm touch.

• He wants Antony to touch all of his loved ones.

• Caesar believes Antony touching her during the race will allow her to have children.

8. What story does Cassius tell to Brutus about Caesar?

• That time Caesar spared his son's life.

• That time that Cassius saved Caesar from drowning.

• That time that Cassius and Caesar stole from Caesar's father.

• That time Caesar told him that he wasn’t a good senator.

Name one of the natural event happens that is seen as an omen?

• A flood

• A tornado

• A Storm

• An Earthquake

10. What is Calphurnia’s dream about?

• Caesar getting stabbed to death by his friends.

• Caesar receiving the who’s who of Rome.

• A statue of Caesar spewing blood while people bathe in it.

• A pizza place shall be named after him.

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