Julius Caesar 3.1 Word Nerd: Doomsday

The transcript discusses the concept of doomsday, equating it to Judgement Day as described in the Book of Revelation. It explains doomsday as both the end of the world and a time of divine judgement. Trebonius compares the chaos following Caesar's assassination to this apocalyptic scenario, highlighting the anachronism since Caesar lived before Jesus. The transcript provides historical context, noting the familiarity of doomsday to Shakespeare's audience, contrasting with its strangeness for an ancient Roman like Trebonius.

What is another term for Judgement Day as described in the Book of Revelation?

• Ragnarok

• Apocalypse

• Armageddon

• Doomsday

What are the two main events associated with doomsday?

• The fall of empires and the rise of new kingdoms

• The end of the world and the judgement of the dead

• The birth of a new era and the rise of a savior

• The destruction of evil and the creation of paradise

Who does Trebonius compare the chaos after Caesar's assassination to?

• A Greek myth

• A historical battle

• A biblical scenario

• A Roman god

Why is it unusual for Trebonius to mention doomsday?

• Because he was a Greek philosopher

• Because he was a follower of Norse mythology

• Because he was a Roman and doomsday is a Christian concept

• Because he lived in the Middle Ages

How many years before the birth of Jesus did Caesar die?

• 10 years

• 50 years

• 200 years

• 100 years