Julius Caesar 5.1 Interview: Antony and Octavius

Brutus and Cassius are advancing to fight Antony and Octavius at Philippi. Antony and Octavius strategize their positions, but a verbal confrontation ensues with Brutus and Cassius. Antony accuses them of betrayal and vows to avenge Caesar's death. The tension escalates as both sides prepare for battle.

What strategic move did Brutus and Cassius make that surprised Antony?

• They sent a peace envoy.

• They decided to fight in the field.

• They surrendered their armies.

• They retreated to the hills.

What was the main topic of the verbal exchange between Brutus and Antony's forces?

• The size of their armies.

• The betrayal and murder of Caesar.

• The location of the battle.

• The weather conditions.

How did Antony describe Brutus's actions towards Caesar?

• As a misunderstanding.

• As a strategic move.

• As a noble act.

• As a cowardly betrayal.

What did Antony vow to do until Caesar's wounds were avenged?

• Surrender to Brutus.

• Keep his sword drawn.

• Negotiate peace.

• Retreat to the hills.

What was the final challenge issued by Antony's forces?

• To negotiate a truce.

• To fight on the battlefield.

• To retreat to the hills.

• To surrender immediately.