Julius Caesar 1.2 Scene Summary

On the way to a festival, a soothsayer warns Caesar to beware the Ides of March, but Caesar dismisses him. Cassius and Brutus discuss Caesar's rising popularity, with Cassius expressing his disdain for Caesar's potential rule. Cassius plans to manipulate Brutus by writing letters suggesting Caesar's ambition. Meanwhile, Caesar grows suspicious of Cassius, noting his dangerous demeanor.

What warning does the soothsayer give to Caesar?

• Beware the Ides of March.

• Beware the Fall of Rome.

• Beware the Senate.

• Beware the people.

What does Cassius think about Caesar's growing popularity?

• He supports it.

• He fears it.

• He is indifferent.

• He encourages it.

What does Brutus say he will do after talking to Cassius?

• He will ignore him.

• He will think about what he has been told.

• He will confront Caesar.

• He will join Cassius.

How does Caesar feel about Cassius according to his conversation with Anthony?

• He trusts him.

• He is suspicious of him.

• He admires him.

• He is indifferent.

What plan does Cassius reveal to Brutus?

• To assassinate Caesar.

• To write letters suggesting Caesar is ambitious.

• To support Caesar's rule.

• To gather more supporters.