Julius Caesar 1.1 Scene Summary

In ancient Rome, Julius Caesar is celebrated as a war hero during the feast of Lupercal. However, not everyone is pleased. Government officials Flavius and Marellas are concerned about Caesar's growing popularity and potential to become a dictator. They urge citizens to return to work and plan to remove decorations from Caesar's statues.

What event is being celebrated in the streets of ancient Rome alongside Julius Caesar's victory?

• The feast of Neptune

• The feast of Bacchus

• The feast of the Lupercal

• The feast of Saturnalia

What was the outcome of the conflict between Caesar and Pompey?

• Pompey was victorious

• The conflict ended in a stalemate

• Both leaders agreed to a truce

• Caesar defeated Pompey

Why are Flavius and Marellas unhappy with the celebrations?

• They dislike public gatherings

• They fear Caesar's growing power

• They want to celebrate a different holiday

• They are loyal to Pompey

What is the primary concern of Flavius and Marellas regarding Caesar?

• His foreign alliances

• His financial policies

• His potential to become a dictator

• His military strategies

What action do Flavius and Marellas plan to take against Caesar's growing influence?

• Remove decorations from Caesar's statues

• Support a rival leader

• Organize a protest

• Write a letter to the Senate