Julius Caesar 2.4 Performance: Soothsayer, Lines 32-38

The transcript describes a narrow street filled with people following Caesar, including senators and commoners. The speaker plans to find a less crowded spot to speak to Caesar as he passes by.

What does the speaker mention about the street?

• It is wide and spacious.

• It is narrow.

• It is crowded with vendors.

• It is empty.

Who is following Caesar according to the speaker?

• A group of soldiers.

• Merchants and traders.

• Senators, pre tours, and common suitors.

• Only senators.

What concern does the speaker have about the crowd?

• They are too quiet.

• They are not interested in Caesar.

• They might get lost.

• They could harm a weak person.

What does the speaker plan to do to speak to Caesar?

• Shout from a distance.

• Send a messenger.

• Find a quieter place.

• Wait in the crowd.

Why does the speaker want to find a different place?

• To avoid being seen.

• To avoid the noise.

• To speak to Caesar without being crowded.

• To have a better view.