Julius Caesar 1.3 Performance: Casca, Lines 3-13

The transcript describes the speaker's observations of powerful natural phenomena, such as tempests and raging oceans, and contemplates whether these are signs of a divine conflict or a response to human actions that have angered the gods.

What natural phenomenon does the speaker describe as shaking like something unfirm?

• A mountain

• A tempest

• A forest

• A river

What does the speaker say about the ocean's behavior during the storm?

• It was calm and serene

• It swelled and raged

• It was frozen

• It disappeared

What does the speaker suggest might be happening in heaven?

• A peaceful gathering

• A civil strife

• A festival

• A celebration

What does the speaker imply about the world's relationship with the gods?

• The world is too fearful

• The world is too saucy

• The world is too respectful

• The world is indifferent

What does the speaker believe the gods might be sending as a result of their anger?

• Prosperity

• Peace

• Destruction

• Blessings