Act 3 Julius Caesar Quiz

What is the significance of the speech given by Mark Antony in Act 3?

• It convinces the crowd to support the conspirators

• It has no impact on the Roman crowd

• It turns the Roman crowd against the conspirators and incites them to riot.

• It leads to a peaceful resolution of the conflict

Describe the events leading up to the assassination of Julius Caesar in Act 3.

• The senators throwing a surprise party for Caesar

• The soothsayer warning Caesar about a different danger

• The celebration of Caesar's victory in battle

• The conspiracy of the senators, the warning from the soothsayer, and the betrayal by Brutus and the other conspirators.

When Caesar and his group arrive at the senate, who is worried that the assassination plot has been discovered?

• Brutus

• Casca

• Cassius

• Trebonius

How does the crowd react to Antony's speech in Act 3?

• The crowd reacts positively

• The crowd reacts with confusion

• The crowd reacts with laughter

• The crowd reacts with anger

What is the aftermath of Caesar's assassination in Act 3, and how does it impact the political landscape of Rome?

• It leads to chaos and political turmoil, and a power struggle and civil war in Rome.

• It has no impact on the political landscape of Rome

• It results in the rise of a benevolent ruler in Rome

• It leads to peace and stability in Rome

How does Caesar respond when Metellus requests a pardon for his banished brother, Publius Cimber?

• • No absolution

• A new trial

• Publius must be killed

• Total absolution

Analyze the character development of Brutus in Act 3 and how his actions contribute to the overall tragedy of the play.

• contributes to the overall romance of the play by showing his passionate love for Caesar

• contributes to the overall comedy of the play by showing his lightheartedness and humor

• contributes to the overall success of the play by showing his strong leadership and strategic thinking

• contributes to the overall tragedy of the play by showing his internal conflict and moral struggle, leading to his betrayal of Caesar and his own downfall.

Discuss the significance of the line 'Et tu, Brute?' in Act 3 and its impact on the character dynamics.

• It shows Caesar's excitement and joy upon realizing that even his close friend Brutus is part of the conspiracy to assassinate him.

• It indicates Caesar's indifference and lack of concern for Brutus's involvement in the conspiracy.

• It demonstrates Caesar's relief and gratitude towards Brutus for saving him from the assassination plot.

• It shows Caesar's shock and betrayal upon realizing that even his close friend Brutus is part of the conspiracy to assassinate him.

How did Caesar fill Rome’s coffers, according to Antony’s eulogy?

• Personal contributions

• Collecting ransoms

• Pillaging

• Taxing the wealthy

Who is the first to stab Caesar?

• • Decius

• Casca

• Cinna

• Lagarius