Caesar Act II, Scene i

Who is the main character in Act II, Scene i of Caesar?

• Cassius

• Antony

• Brutus

• Caesar

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How does Brutus feel about Caesar in Act II, Scene i?

• Supportive

• Conflicted

• Envious

• Indifferent

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What is the significance of the storm in Act II, Scene i?

• The storm foreshadows a happy ending for all characters

• The storm signifies the impending chaos and conflicts in the play.

• The storm represents a time of celebration and joy

• The storm symbolizes peace and tranquility

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What role does Cassius play in Act II, Scene i?

• Serving as a messenger between Brutus and Caesar

• Convincing Brutus to join the conspiracy against Caesar

• Trying to warn Caesar about the conspiracy

• Convincing Caesar to join the conspiracy against Brutus

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How does the relationship between Brutus and Cassius develop in Act II, Scene i?

• Their relationship becomes romantic as they declare their love for each other.

• Their relationship deteriorates as Cassius betrays Brutus to Caesar.

• Their relationship remains stagnant as they avoid discussing the conspiracy.

• Their relationship deepens as Cassius tries to convince Brutus to join the conspiracy against Caesar.

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What is the purpose of the conspiracy in Act II, Scene i?

• To establish peace in Rome

• To promote democracy in the Senate

• To expand Caesar's power

• To overthrow Caesar and restore the Roman Republic

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How does the setting contribute to the mood of Act II, Scene i?

• The quiet and serene meadow setting creates a chaotic and noisy mood.

• The dark and eerie forest at night creates a mysterious and tense mood.

• The bustling city street setting creates a peaceful and serene mood.

• The bright and sunny beach setting creates a somber and melancholic mood.

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What motivates Brutus to join the conspiracy in Act II, Scene i?

• Brutus is manipulated by Cassius and wants to please him

• Brutus is jealous of Caesar's popularity

• Brutus believes it is necessary to prevent Caesar from becoming a tyrant and to protect the Roman Republic.

• Brutus wants to gain power for himself

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In addition to Caesar, who do the conspirators discuss assassinating?

• Antony

• Cleopatra

• Pompey

• Brutus

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Brutus says Antony is nothing more than a ___________of Caesar.

• leader

• father

• trunk

• limb

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