Julius Caesar Act 1 Review

1. Scene 2 takes place at a 

• Funeral

• Battle

• Race

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1. Caesar's response to the Soothsayer's warning tells us that he

• does not want to appear weak in front of the crowd

• is worried that the warning will come true

• does not believe in superstitions

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1. Brutus’ attitude about Cassius’ opinion of Caesar is

• he disagrees, because he thinks every Roman should support Caesar

• He agrees but is not willing to do anything about it

• He can't decide whether or not he agrees

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1. Caesar’s attitude about Cassius is

• he is suspicious of him

• he respects him

• he hates him

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1. Cassius plans to recruit Brutus to his plan by

• threatening him

• persuading him

• tricking him

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1. Scene 3 takes place 

• During a storm

• At Brutus' home

• At Caesar's home

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1. Cassius and Casca’s feelings about the omens

• They are worried about them

• They don't believe in them

• Cassius believes they are good, while Casca believes they are bad

• Casca believes they are good, while Cassius thinks they are bad

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1. Cassius thinks Caesar became powerful because

• The government is corrupt

• The common people are easy to fool

• Caesar is evil

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Brutus is important for Cassius' plan because

• He is respected by everyone

• He is close to Caesar

• He wants to take power

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